Sentence examples for method otherwise from inspiring English sources

In particular, if this size product is large, we use the former method, otherwise the latter one.

In the numerical simulation of these models care has to be taken to choose a reliable numerical simulation method otherwise the results are influenced strongly by numerical diffusion.

An effect size  12 >0.5 means that the treatment method has higher probability of achieving a better performance than the control method, otherwise vice-versa.

Figure 13 indicates that when D/a < 0.5, the fracture-bridging method has a comparable or superior wellbore strengthening effect compared with the mudcake-based method; otherwise, the fracture-bridging method fails to strengthen the wellbore in this particular case.

In cereals, however, the morphology of the leaf and particularly the structure of the leaf epidermis, prevent infiltration of a bacterial suspension in cells by simple pressure, a method otherwise successful in dicots leaves.

Carotid ultrasound images were obtained concurrently with cardiac output measurements, obtained by the thermodilution method in the absence of severe tricuspid regurgitation and by the Fick oxygen method otherwise.

Overlapping domain decomposition methods, otherwise known as overset grid or chimera methods, are useful for simplifying the discretization of partial differential equations in or around complex geometries.

To achieve this we used one-way encryption methods (otherwise known as "hashing") and organisational procedures.

Finally, some biomarkers are detected by specialized and mostly body-harmed methods; otherwise SNP detecting could avoid these problems.

They should be evolving with development of new methods; otherwise they can be counter-productive, especially in a rapid development science like pharmacometrics.

Generally speaking, we need more than m = 250 sequences to justify the use of the computationally expensive DI and PSICOV methods; otherwise, MIp might be preferred together with a shuffling algorithm (Fig. 5 and Supplementary Fig. S5).