Sentence examples for method of mimicking from inspiring English sources
Some experts said a guilty verdict would have taken a step toward reshaping the asset management industry by encouraging professionals to forgo investment decisions in favor the less-risky method of mimicking indexes.
A comprehensive method of mimicking a 3D microenvironment to study effects of anticancer drugs on specific cancer types is essential.
Microparticles supplemented with aniline blue were subjected to incubation with trypsin to determine the particle stability against proteolytic degradation, as a method of mimicking small intestine digestion.
KDs were actually developed in the 1920s as a method of mimicking fasting while avoiding malnourishment in the treatment of epilepsy [ 29].
Material science and current manufacturing methods are not capable of mimicking this complexity.
This is a human method for mimicking a feline greeting.
To validate the methodology, Merlet et al. [73] compared two different methods for mimicking the polarization of electrode, i.e., fixed charge method (FCM) and constant potential method (CPM), with the latter being a more realistic method.
In this work, we further develop image quilting as a method for 3D stochastic simulation capable of mimicking the realism of process-based geological models with minimal modeling effort (i.e. parameter tuning) and at the same time condition them to a variety of data.
The nail penetration of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) has become a standard battery safety evaluation method to mimic the potential penetration of a foreign object into LIB, which can lead to internal short circuit with catastrophic consequences, such as thermal runaway, fire, and explosion.
Porous CaP ceramics were first prepared by applying the H2O2 foaming method to mimic the porous structure of bones.
The goal is to replicate the badger's style of foraging, and taking a known volume of shallow soil is the best of all of the current methods to mimic how a badger is likely to encounter and search for them.
