Sentence examples for method of drastically from inspiring English sources
Cynics among you will assume this is merely a guaranteed method of drastically improving clear-up rates, but I am happy to be able to report that our target-dominated society has not yet achieved such levels of officially sanctioned madness.
Researchers found this method to drastically increases patient compliance.
In this section, we use model-based design of experiments (DoE) and interpolation methods to drastically reduce the time needed for estimation.
An overview of the reconstruction accuracy of GGMs on various types of first-order networks with different variants of reaction reversibility can be found in Additional file 1, section 2. Interestingly, for some reaction setups, the accuracy of the method improves drastically with an increasing amount of external noise.
However, the limited temporal resolution intrinsic of this method drastically restricts the maximum number of excitable cells.
It is worth noticing that the output of each method varies drastically depending on the goal it was developed for and the approach it employs.
In addition to the increased statistical power by grouping shRNAs according to the functional category of their target genes, this method also drastically reduces the problem of off-target effects, as it is unlikely that multiple shRNAs have a similar off-target effect in a specific GO group.
Methods are given for reducing the complexity of this program, including an observer-based method that drastically reduces the number of binary variables when many sampling times are required for diagnosis.
The results demonstrate excellent accuracy of the present method, and drastically improved numerical simulation speed.
It has been highlighted that this method changes drastically the structure of AuPd nanostructures leading to alloyed system when Au atomic content is higher than 50%.
In data processing-oriented applications, the new method can drastically reduce the size of the test suite produced at the expense of a (possibly) more complex generation process.
