Sentence examples for in spirit to the method from inspiring English sources

Some of the methods are based on rooted tree distances, and are similar in spirit to the method developed by Huggins et al. for unrooted trees [ 8].

Their "huge financial gamble in gathering genome information" is closer in spirit to the methods of Andrew Carnegie and J. P. Morgan than to those of Louis Pasteur or the Curies.

Cox (1979) suggests another method to estimate the hazard based on order statistics but similar in spirit to the previous method.

The second kind of blind equalizer is the per-survivor processing (PSP) algorithm [20], which is similar in spirit to the proposed method, since it is a trellis-based algorithm operating on the conventional -state ISI trellis [7] and using Kalman filtering for channel estimation.

We call this approach Collapse because it is similar in spirit to the collapsing methods of Li and Leal (2008).

Aspects of this model are similar in spirit to the ideas underlying the differential pathlength method employed in Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) with two-layer media [ 25– 28].

We also propose a new and simpler gradient ascent method, similar in spirit to the graduated assignment (GA) algorithm (Gold and Rangarajan, 1996).

Similar in spirit to the approach in [41], the functional network construction method presented in [27] by Lee and colleagues integrates diverse lines of evidence in order to produce a functional human gene network.

GISTIC is similar in spirit to the STAC [ 26], CMAR [ 27] and MCR [ 28] methods in that it seeks to select the genomic regions containing the most important copy number alterations.

Several empirical corrections, similar in spirit to the higher-level correction used in the Gaussian-n series, are added to the resulting energies in the CBS methods to remove systematic errors in the calculations.

Such a decomposition is closer in spirit to the geometric decomposition in the colored dot experiments.