Sentence examples for merely one method from inspiring English sources

What I had not grasped then was that physical violence is merely one method of accomplishing an abuser's objective: to gain power and control over their victims.

Internationally, this is merely one method that can be used to make this distinction between these subgroups, and no consensus is available regarding which criterion is the best [ 6].

Merely using one method could then result in wrong conclusions if the relevant assumptions were not to be true.

And these styles are shown not to correspond with a singular scientific method but merely one of many possible methods that is dominant or useful at the time [ 62].

These methodological improvements were made possible by the development of an integrated workflow that is optimized for 'mass spectrometry imaging with high resolution in mass and space.' The experiments presented above were not merely the application of one method to different samples, but involved new experimental approaches for each study.

On one hand, the 1/δ gap-based weighting method has merely one tuning parameter and can be computed off-line; on the other hand, it is sensitive to the tuning parameter, flexible and easy to tune.

The CRS stack method assigns merely one optimum stacking operator for each zero offset (ZO) sample to be simulated (Heilmann 2007).

Compared with other read depth methods considering merely one mapping location per read, mrsFAST can map sequence reads to all possible locations for a sequence read, demonstrating advantages of detection power in searching for SD regions.

We believe a hybrid approach that integrates multiple signals from all three sources (gapped alignment, split reads and de novo assembly) allows for more sensitive indel discovery than methods examining merely one or two signals.

The design and development of information systems should focus on a wider context than merely one user group or organization.

In Ebbesen & Pedersen [ 6] we argue that the phenomenological hermeneutical method can be combined with the moral philosophical method of Wide Reflective Equilibrium (WRE) as a decision procedure for the formulation of normative principles, because WRE is a method or process of deciding what we should think, not merely one of describing what we do think [ 7].