Sentence examples for many previous methods from inspiring English sources

The method is shown to be highly flexible as it relies on the time evolution of the buffer cut-off function rather than on the geometric definition of a moving interface which requires remeshing, by contrast to many previous methods.

Despite the benefits of RIAs, this shift in Web development technologies has created a lot of challenges; many previous methods for analyzing traditional Web applications are not useful for RIAs anymore [6].

Enriching the binary, yes/no module membership assignment of many previous methods, the ModuLand method family gives a continuous scale for the association of each link and node to all modules (Figure S1.7 in the Electronic Supplementary Material S1).

It is not tied to any a priori defined gene set as many previous methods, and is adaptable to emerging new information.

A further difference from many previous methods is the omission of an assessment of the effect of the mutation on the unfolded state.

All those algorithms identify disease genes with high prediction performance and they work better than many previous methods [ 17- 19, 21].

In many previous control methods for this kind of nonlinear systems, the nonlinear part is treated in different ways such as ignored, represented as a rough linear one or assumed to be time-variant when corresponding predictive control methods are designed.

In our approach, only 24 color patterns are projected and are recorded to set up color correspondence, the total number of projected patterns is fewer than many previous reported methods; we deduce that the relation between source color and measured color meets a linear expression within a small local color space, and the linear expression is regarded as the base of succedent color correction.

These attributes of speckle are challenging to model in a segmentation approach, so many previous ultrasound segmentation methods simplify the problem by assuming that the speckle is white and/or Gaussian distributed.

The approach has many advantages over previous methods in terms of accuracy, computational efficiency, and versatility.

Gold et al. (1999) present a useful table summarizing many previous studies including methods and results.