Sentence examples for method and due from inspiring English sources

Once molded, he says, it's easy to shape using his method, "and due to the filter of the sugar crystal, the light turns into a golden orange glow".

Several methods are available for evaluating and correcting the underestimation of trace gas fluxes measured by eddy covariance (EC) method and due to the design and the setup of the employed equipment.

That is a trend threshold due to errors inherent to the filtering method and due to the time series finite length.

Survival analyses used in the registry reports are usually based on the Kaplan Meier method and, due to the existence of competing risks, implant survival would be overestimated.

FNR is another important parameter to access the power of this method, and due to lack of large-scale validation approach, published reports seldom include the evaluation of FNR.

Testing pre-enrichment sample multiplex was unfortunately infeasible using the applied target-enrichment method and due to the limited length of the generated sequence reads of the utilized SOLiD platform (version 3.0).

The method presented in this work shows a low computational complexity in comparison to other methods, and, due to its implementation simplicity, it may be of great help to network designers in the planning phase of WSN deployment.

Contrary to most other classification methods and due to the way data are represented through kernels, SVMs can tackle high dimensional data (for example microarray data).

Their concern is driven by logistical and practical flaws in previous applications using DA methods, and due to theoretical concerns (Day et al, 2005).

34 This creates an intrinsic bias in any comparison of different methods and due to the variable nature of TFs and the different organisms in which they reside, no methodology will likely outperform all others in any potential application.

Due to the shortness of information on pharmacological IOL as compared to alternative methods and due to the fact that the check-up methods applied under the option of "watchful waiting" and possible disadvantages of pharmacological IOL are the only text passages printed in bold, the British decision aid gives the impression of a certain bias against pharmacological IOL.