Sentence examples for method because it was from inspiring English sources

Efficient RANSAC [8]1 was selected as a benchmark method because it was able to detect different types of geometric primitives under noisy data including outliers.

We used this method because it was shown to eliminate redundancy of variables.

One study found that people were less able to identify abstinence as an HIV prevention method because it was the least likely method reported in the media [ 21].

Notwithstanding some Authors showed that aerosol-induced sputum technique was more effective for detecting ferruginous bodies than spontaneous sputum specimens [ 19], we decided to test the latter one method because it was more acceptable, considering the local social context.

Midwives and student midwives were previously taught to repair perineal trauma using the interrupted method because it was considered easier to learn and may have caused fewer problems in the hands of the inexperienced or novice clinicians [ 17].

The more the medians differed because of a higher pVL reduction for the patients in the not at risk of X4 emergence class and a lower pVL reduction in the at risk of X4 emergence class the better was the method, because it was able to distinguish patients that could benefit from maraviroc treatment from the ones that could not.

David Foster, the chief executive of Caveon, said the company had not published its methods because it was too busy serving clients.

A popular strategy is the Six-Flux method because it is simple and is not computer time demanding but its accuracy is not always explicit.

"I'm not going to tell you too much about the method because it's our secret sauce," says Reid.

This is the conventional method because it is the prudent method: the writer does not have to imagine what it was like to be Robert E. Lee or Abraham Lincoln, only what it might have been like to be a righteous but disillusioned Confederate deserter in love with a plucky girl.

"The fact that a method involving less pain and mutilation exists," the majority opinion said, "and that many states have moved to that method because it is perceived to be a more humane manner of execution clearly must play an important factor in the determination whether an older method is cruel and unusual punishment".