Sentence examples for method free from from inspiring English sources

Additionally we applied a multi-response permutation-procedure test, a data-driven method free from assumptions about the underlying distribution.

Complex three dimensional (3D) α-MnS flowerlike hierarchical architectures with 1 2 mm in diameter built up of ultrathin nanosheets, with ∼ 600 nm in length, 150 300 nm in width, and about 10 20 nm in thickness, have been synthesized firstly by a simple hydrothermal method free from templates or matrixes and organic additives.

This paper focuses on solving the registration challenge in an unprepared environment (i.e., outdoors, where sensor-based AR is by far the most reliable tracking method free from constraints put on the user).

As another feature, this representation makes the method free from any parameter setting by the user.

Due to skewness in the distribution of the overall PACIC scores, standard errors were calculated using a bootstrap method, free from parametric assumptions, using 10,000 bootstrap samples.

The dog welfare organisation said a ban would ensure that pets were trained with "positive methods, free from pain".

A few years ago, e-cigarette makers successfully prevented the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) from regulating their products as a smoking cessation method, freeing them from the rigorous testing to which products like Chantix and Nicorette are subject.

Considering that the median method is free from the assumptions of the least-squares method and the arbitrary assumptions implicit in the linearization methods to estimate the kinetic constants Vmax, Km and KS from the substrate uncompetitive inhibition equation, the median method is highly superior to all published methods, including the non-linear regression by least squares.

This new method is free from the problems of the previous methods and has significant advantages over them.

One way that appeals to me is that Langdell's invention of the Socratic Method freed law schools from teaching law from texts, as if it were the law of some particular common law state jurisdiction.

Interestingly, all methods tend to err more often to the positive side, i.e., they overestimate life expectancy, although the non-classical methods are free from the classical method's sources of error that is nested in the stationarity assumption.