Sentence examples for method does not change from inspiring English sources
As can be easily seen from Equation 1, this method does not change the position of the peak or period of the oscillations and enables to subtract the slowly changing background magnetoresistance and amplifies the short-period oscillations [18, 19] as depicted in Figure 1b.
It uses the existing measures, but adds criteria such as graduation rates, adult literacy and the effect of years in school on productivity.This method does not change the picture at the top: Finland, South Korea and Hong Kong shine as usual, followed by Japan and Singapore.
The proposed method does not change the general logic of the approach, but the way of estimating b.
The main advantage of this method comparing to other design optimization methods is that the proposed method does not change the design topology or fabrication accuracy.
In addition, the inaccuracy caused by the adopted method does not change the ground truth distribution type of collaborators per author and that of papers per author [44].
These regular samples represent the smoother regions present inside the signal, therefore the reconstruction method does not change these data samples.
Catalysts characterization showed that the preparation method did not change the original structure of the supports.
The results revealed that the peak current and sensitivity of the method do not change significantly with type and salt concentration and the phosphate buffer was chosen as the best electrolyte.
After assuring that the results obtained with the developed DPV method did not change in the presence of possible interferents, the method was successfully applied to monitor the concentration of BPA as it was electrooxidized in a flow reactor with an Nb/BDD anode.
Assuming α ∈ [5, 25], the results obtained in the McMC method did not change, whatever value of α is chosen.
Also, the application of the trim and fill method did not change the average effect size, further suggesting that results were not affected by publication bias.
