Sentence examples for method and resolving from inspiring English sources

Also, a 2-D resolution has been proposed in [19] to better assess the mixing at the junction by applying adjoint method and resolving Stokes equation in laminar flow (Reynolds number (Re) < 2000).

Cell lysates were prepared as described in method and resolved on a one-dimensional IEF gel with pH 4 6 ampholytes.

Comparison with MQ and MCL, we show that the SpeMD can obtain competitive performance with the well-known MCL method and resolve much finer modular structure than MQ method.

We reduced the number of taxa to analyse the FGB-int7 sequences (see methods), and resolved the Metaves clade using ML and Maximum Parsimony (MP) although monophyly of Coronaves and Metaves had only 54% and 85% bootstrap support, respectively (5000 MP replicates).

In an essentially just society – that is, in a society where the "received policy cluster" is reasonably just – this method of analyzing and resolving information ethics issues will likely result in ethically good solutions that can be assimilated into the society.

This may suggest that regular inspection in the NHIS might facilitate appreciation of the FFS method by identifying and resolving providers' impediments.

Recognising the importance of survey data in establishing fracture incidence in developing and newly industrialised countries, we present a method for quantifying and resolving the effect of poor recall on self-reported lifetime fracture incidence.

14 These psychosocial interventions were the first UK approach to reduce the incidence of work-related stress at source by applying a risk assessment process to triggers of work-related stress and found by managers to be a quick and easy method for identifying and resolving problems.

If you have specific issues facing your organization, your list of objectives can also focus on methods for confronting and resolving these issues.

DNA based method had more sensitivity, accuracy and resolving power than serologic typing methods [25].

We propose methods for modelling errors and resolving conflicts among beliefs.