Sentence examples for method it allows from inspiring English sources
As a non-invasive method, it allows repeat three-dimensional imaging of the same animal over multiple time points [20, 21].
The coupling between subdomains is based on a direct non-overlapping multidomain method: it allows to solve each Helmholtz/Poisson problem resulting of a projection method in complex geometries.
As a first line screening diagnosis method, it allows a quicker and easier decision on doubtful samples.
Since it's a quantitative method, it allows to inform professionals of errors in the cleaning process and promotes continuous improvement.
While this limits the scope of the method, it allows for an immediate translation of the results into peptidic reagents for bench research, which is one of the main purposes of this system.
In this multi-phased study we utilized a case-based approach to teaching SDM skills to clinicians because this offers some advantages: it incorporates principles of adult learning theory, it is a well-established educational method, it allows direct application of theory to practice [ 20] and it is thought to be time efficient in conveying a large amount of information in short time frames [ 21].
Despite the limited generalizability of this sampling method, it allowed for the inclusion of data with particular characteristics of interest i.e., the usage of the Internet in wildlife trafficking and to select cases that have sufficient information to be studied with necessary depth.
Because the mass spectrometric analysis of the gradient was performed with a non-targeted method, it allowed us to ask whether additional proteins would associate with eIF2B potentially contributing to the shift in size.
Unlike already practiced experimental methods, it allows the implementation of more objective control.
In combination with path-following methods, it allows us to track oscillations and their bifurcations systematically.
Moreover, compared to other methods, it allows to improve the out-of-band performance without degrading the in-band performance.
