Sentence examples for method in isolation from inspiring English sources

It is important to remind the reader that one spectroscopic method in isolation is unlikely to fully reveal the multifaceted properties of paints.

This application has become the most recent advance and alternative method in isolation of small DNA fragments that generated from polymerase chain reaction (PCR) (Matos et al. 2014).

These tests are used in combination, as there is the potential for diagnostic error with reliance on any single method in isolation.

Thus, use of cross-species conservation data, within an integrative framework significantly (p<0.05, by FET) improved recall rate, and joint use of alignment- and pattern-discovery-based approaches yielded an additional statistically significantly improvement (p<0.05, by FET) over either method in isolation.

Second, we consider the performance of the proposed method in isolation (black bars in Figure 4).

We would highlight that our objective was not to determine the statistical power of each method in isolation.

Journalists rarely use illegal or debatable or risky methods in isolation; they work in the culture of a news room or organisation that sets particular standards, or turns a particular set of blind eyes.

They concluded that classes and methods identified as God Classes and God Methods in isolation had no effect on effort, but when appearing together, they led to a statistically significant increase in maintenance effort.

The design engineer is faced with a suite of choices in the design process, on whether to use methods in isolation or in combination, although a survey of the literature indicates that at combination of multiple approaches is still not very common to date (Lee et al., 2011a).

Unexpectedly, this method resulted in isolation of >20-fold more CTCs than the CEK method.

Partial PCA based on principal component analysis (PCA) with ideas borrowed from parity relations is a useful method in fault isolation (J. Gertler, W. Li, Y. Huang, T.J. McAvoy, Isolation enhanced principal component analysis, AIChE Journal 45(2) (1999) 323 334).