Sentence examples similar to judicious methodology from inspiring English sources
Analytical integration among datasets remains a challenge; meeting this challenge will require judicious standardization of methodologies related to the collecting, processing and assaying of samples.
Song et al. [ 41] suggests that judicious use of meta-analytical methodology can come to similar results as direct head-to-head evidence.
Various approaches have been developed to deal with this and can be classified into two groups: (a) improvements in instrumentation and methodology and (b) judicious selection of genotypes from which desired chromosomes are purified.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
A new design methodology is proposed thanks to a judicious use of the famous Young relation.
Along with monitoring techniques for the recognition of new elements, a new branch of methodology is arising: the art of reduction, omission, judicious avoidance.
Therefore a judicious approach might be to use a combination of the two methodologies, as demonstrated here for the fgf24 EGFP BAC and in an earlier study [ 38].
Of course, Cohen's palpable wonder regarding Franklin's legendary foray into gospel music helps the cause, but his enthusiasm never undercuts his judicious accounts of how a given track functions, and what made Franklin's methodology so different from that of any other soul singer turned church musician (or, in Franklin's case, church musician turned soul singer turned church musician).
Judicial/Judicious Judicial means "connected with a court of law"; judicious means "wise".
Hence, our study provides methodology to either increase or decrease the HB-donating capacity of benzylic alcohols by judicious fluorination.
