Sentence examples for method may serve from inspiring English sources
The proposed method may serve as an alternative to manual or automated moisture measurement.
The proposed etching method may serve as an alternative way of etching high-precision diffractive optical elements with large apertures.
Our method may serve as a model system, extendable to study other vascular proliferative diseases for drug screening.
Depending on the quality of the approximate inverse, our method may serve as a standalone kernel for providing a fast trace estimate with a small number of samples.
This method may serve as a general, facile approach for the synthesis of graphene-supported bimetallic PtM electrocatalysts with increased utilization of the Pt metal, which is expected to have promising applications in fuel cells.
Thus, the SCLF method may serve as an independent direct way to estimate the FCN period, complementing and validating the indirect resonance method that has been frequently used before.
In our opinion, the literature on a mechanistic understanding of tumor cell electrotaxis is somewhat under developed, and the application of contemporary transcriptomic methods may serve to improve our understanding.
Described methods may serve as a supplement to the existing models for quantitative risk assessment on pipelines used in natural gas transportation and may be used by pipeline operators as well as policy- and decision makers.
However, Joshua Blumenstock, assistant professor at the UC Berkeley School of Information and director of the Data-Intensive Development Lat, cautioned at a recent Blum Center Faculty Salon that unknowns abound and new digital methods may serve more as a complement than a replacement to traditional approaches, especially in the area of economic assessment.
On the other hand, the scope is sufficiently general such that the applied methods may serve as a guideline for equations not linear in the highest derivative or of higher order.
When benchmarked, the proposed methods may serve as a future "gold standard" for reliable and noninvasive health status monitoring of marine mammals.
