Sentence examples for method has consistent from inspiring English sources

Simulation results show that the proposed method has consistent robustness and accuracy in phylogenetic inference and has a potential capability for phylogenetic analysis.

The largest power gain was observed when the underlying effect structure involved complex G×E interactions; however, the proposed methods have consistent, powerful performance when the effect profile is simple or complex, suggesting that the proposed method could be a useful tool for exploratory or confirmatory G×E analysis.

Moreover, the two rRNA depletion methods have consistent transcript quantification using FFPE RNAs and show high reproducibility.

It is remarkable that at all levels of α the use of the MD statistic does not lead to any type I errors, though we note that the other methods have consistent type 2 error levels across these tests.

This method has shown robust, consistent and equivalent data from viabilities over > 20 runs over more than 24 months.

We also found that the ROI selection method had a consistent influence on functional connectivity group variability.

It is worth noting that even if the statistical method had been consistent across studies, the differences in choice of covariates would still have rendered it very difficult to synthesize the effect sizes across studies (Lipsey 2001).

We revised the sentence and it is now reads: "Ka estimated from a diverse selection of methods has more consistent results than Ka/Ks and Ks.

We believe this is the first time that a biodiversity monitoring method has been demonstrated to produce consistent abundance indices for a highly diverse avian tropical assemblage.

For the electrostatic component, a dipole-preserving and polarization consistent (DPPC) method has been used to derive partial atomic charges that can exactly reproduce the instantaneous molecular dipole moment from the polarized electron density of each fragment.

Hence, a consistent weighted integral method has been applied for the discretization of the random fields of beam elements.