Sentence examples for method observed in from inspiring English sources

In the brachytherapy treatment for lung cancer, linearly arranged seeds and spacers are implanted in a manner similar to the method observed in brachytherapy for prostate cancer [9].

To evaluate the outcome of oocyte vitrification using the Cryotop method, observed in an egg donation program by simultaneously evaluating embryos derived from vitrified and fresh oocytes coming from the same stimulated cycle.

The relative stability of each feature selection method observed in the melanoma data set was comparable to those observed using the ovarian data.

As unequal contribution of parents is an important factor for a smaller Ne than the census number of breeders (Frankham 1995), the higher accuracy of the present method observed in Table 3 will be a practically appealing point.

Based on the performance of the CBS-Q and G2 methods observed in other systems, the calculated enthalpies of formation would be expected to be accurate to within ±1 to 2 kcal mol−1.

Figure  2 shows time trends of the three broad types of methods observed in the data.

However, we judge that the advantages and disadvantages of the different parenteral methods observed in other clinical settings are likely to be similar in the context of EVD.

Finally, we demonstrate how correlated or low signal-to-noise data affects performance of different methods, observed in terms of the false-positive rate and power.

In that case, he suggests, it could be just a matter of time before the same hazardous e-waste extraction methods observed in China emerge in the Lagos street economy.

As described previously (Friesen et al. 2012), in sensitivity analyses the measurements were calibrated to a single measurement method based on the prevalence of syringe measurement and gas chromatography methods over time and the magnitude of the exposure difference between methods observed in another Shanghai study.

However, limits of agreement between the two methods observed in the present study were wider (FFM: − 9,+26 %; FM: − 46,+17 %; BF%: − 17·3, 2·6 %) than those reported by other studies, the majority of which have reported the limits of agreement between ± 10%% of the mean.