Sentence examples for method and theoretically from inspiring English sources

FISH is a rapid method and theoretically can detect all EWSR1 rearrangements, but it cannot identify all partners and is not completely specific for ES.

A 21-layer multi-wavelength metal-dielectric nonpolarizing cube beam splitter was designed by use of an optimization method and theoretically investigated in the near-infrared range.

We estimate the bit depth of the residual e I in the baseline method and e R in the proposed method and theoretically demonstrate that the bit depth of the proposed method is smaller than that of the baseline method.

We conduct the simulation calculation to the transmittance of the films in the ultraviolet region with the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method and theoretically validate that these films can keep the ultraviolet radiation off well.

The Hermite factor is an important quality measure of a reduction method and theoretically reflects the upper bound of the shortest reduced vector through the following inequality (see e.g., [3]): ∥ b 1 ∥ ≤ β ( m − 1 ) / 4 [ det ( L ) ] 1 / 2 m, (24).

The ground and excited state dipole moments were determined experimentally by solvatochromic methods and theoretically using DFT/TD-DFT calculations.

We have therefore compared different proposed methods experimentally and theoretically and report here on a new edge-rectification step, which operates locally on edges, does not disturb the completed bulk area.

Results from these two examples demonstrate that the proposed method is theoretically sound and practically useful.

Alternatively, printing is a promising method with theoretically no restrictions in substrate material and size [55, 56].

This method is theoretically sound, but it requires complex model specifications and assumptions that, if not correct, may result in imputation bias.

The result reveals that the combined optimum design method for AFACs is the optimal method, theoretically.