Sentence examples for method better identifies from inspiring English sources

Many previous studies suggest that the run theory method better identifies regional drought events, especially for annual and seasonal drought as compared to the traditional method (Sen 1980; Zelenhasić and Salvai 1987; Lloyd-Hughes and Saunders 2002; Hallack-Alegria and Watkins 2007; Zhai and Feng 2008; Burke and Brown 2010; Dash et al. 2012; Nandintsetseg and Shinoda 2012).

Here, we use a quantitative immunoassay of aggrecan ARGS neoepitope fragments in human synovial fluid to determine if this cleavage-site specific method better identifies joint pathology than previously available less specific aggrecan assays.

Method to better identify risk groups missed in current identification strategies.

A hybrid model combining multiple gene selection methods could better identify novel biomarkers from high-throughput data for clinical utility.

Specifically, we recommend the dual use of statistical and geospatial methods to better identify demographic risk factors associated with counterfeit detections.

We review the emerging infectious agents known to cause transplant-transmitted encephalitis, as described from several recent outbreak clusters reported to and investigated by CDC, and suggest methods for better identifying possible donor-derived infections.

Further work is needed within the BiSSE framework to develop methods to better identify which parameters are causing the character state bias in these worst-case scenarios (e.g., low sample size, high tip bias).

In terms of improving methods, this study indicates that if imports continue to increase, methods used should better identify the emissions embodied in the imports.

Data acquired through these methods allow researchers to better identify those contexts where and conditions under which drinking and problems related to drinking occur.

Future studies that enhance the resolution of the selection signals or that develop more powerful methods are needed to better identify the coselected genes and to infer the mechanisms of recent coselection.

New methods are required to better identify and match a child's need for preventive services with actual provision of those services, such that more intensive developmental and health assessments are done for those at greatest risk of poor future outcomes.