Sentence examples for method in integrating from inspiring English sources

Apart from the common conclusion that the ROV is better than the conventional net present value (NPV) method in integrating the value of management flexibility and proper handling of cash flows risk, there is a lack of procedures for testing the usefulness and advantages of the ROV over the static NPV method in practice.

This method consists in integrating accurately t(J G ) satisfying (14) (see details in [26]).

Another advantage of our method is its flexibility in integrating different types of information.

One finds a growing interest among the astronomers of this period in integrating the method of astronomy with the Pramana system of proof that was developed in the principal sastras, especially logic.

Even those that explicitly combine epidemiology and public health only partly succeed in integrating theory, method and application (p 1164) [ 6].

Aimin Song, professor of nanoelectronics at the University of Manchester, believes there doesn't seem to be a huge challenge in integrating such methods into LED production lines economically.

We also report the challenges and achievements in integrating these methods with platforms for the mechanical stimulation of adherent cells.

Traditional methods have already been employed in integrating databases, but these are either afflicted by their limited accuracies or restricted in their applicability ranges.

Recent advances in brain imaging and cognitive neuroscience have led to growing interest in integrating neuroimaging methods and neurocognitive frameworks into the study of IGA, the most common type of internet addiction disorder [ 10- 15].

Finally, while having entered the field through relatively traditional paths, we are both interdisciplinary thinkers who are interested in integrating empirical methods and social science critiques into our bioethical theorizing.

Major challenges remain in integrating these methods into coherent pipelines, harmonizing the results with existing genome annotation databases, and coping with the uneven coverage and relatively high error rate of current high-throughput sequencing technologies (Ozsolak and Milos, 2011).