Sentence examples for method even a from inspiring English sources
A new measurement method is usually validated by comparison to an existing, established reference method, even a gold standard.
In the classical method, even a small difference in one or two branches was treated as having the same importance as a large difference between phylogenies.
In contrast to imaging methods, even a trained researcher cannot "see" IFs in the genome sequence.
FMEA provides a useful method, even in a pediatrics setting, for describing the riskiness of complex processes and guiding prioritisation of improvement efforts.
The pole-plot clearly shows a high estimation accuracy of the proposed method even at a low level of SNR. Figure 5 Estimation results for a natural speech phoneme in the presence of white noise at dB.
For example, the type B solution implies that purities lower than 98% are obtained in a component by applying the design method, even when a value of 98% had been established.
The Au/SnO2 particles prepared using the microwave method showed higher sensor response than those prepared using the precipitation method, even providing a significant signal at testing temperatures approaching ambient conditions, thereby affording a new class of material for gas sensing.
The method of two-step hierarchical priors is a good strategy if it is difficult to determine the prior distribution using a one-step method; even though an incorrect prior is set in step two, the risk of this action resulting in a mistaken result is smaller than in a one-step prior [ 26].
Also, our method even provides a better estimation.
Conversely, band resolution of spectra registered on the 10−4 M solution of AO7 mixed with the aggregated AuNPs was worse than that obtained with the previous method, even if a significant enhancement was obtained.
Following the strict intention-to-treat principle, missing data were supplemented by the last-observation-carried-forward (LOCF) method even when a participant dropped out before the first post-baseline rating.
