Sentence examples for method seriously from inspiring English sources

The study by Dr McFadden and Mr Pasanen, in contrast, takes the idea of scientific method seriously: it begins with a hypothesis and then proposes a way to test it.

In addition, the processing time of the graph-based method seriously depends on the number of pixels in the image.

Compared to a more rational integrated need estimate (4.7%) based on a socio-dental approach, the clinically based normative method seriously overestimated treatment needs for partial dentures (39%) in older Tanzanians [ 8- 10].

Regardless of whether you take his "logical method" seriously, no one denies that Kant took it very seriously, and once you can recognize it in the Critique, many passages become much easier to follow.

Graduate students who stray too far from the dominant theory and methods seriously reduce their chances of getting an academic job.

That was 67% higher than the 10.7 trillion counted at the end of 2010, a dramatic and disturbing "surge".*But if you take the NAO's own methods seriously, you can reach a different interpretation: China's local-government liabilities rose from 18.4% of GDP in 2010 to about 22% in mid-2013.** That is still a big increase.

However, the efficiency of those methods seriously depends on the factorization techniques of matrix at each iteration, often exploiting the sparsity in for a large-scale quadratic programming.

This calls for complex experimental designs making the application of current methods seriously time consuming, especially because long experiments risk to determine alterations of cells, independently of the surfactant action.

However, the diversity of preparations, experimental protocols and analysis methods seriously compromised comparability.

And then you have parents who have taken the Ferber Method so seriously that the mere thought of having their kid in bed with them sends them straight to the child psychologist.

We show that the LOCF method is seriously biased and conclude that its use should be abandoned.