Sentence examples for method that conforms from inspiring English sources

Compared with other recycling methods, chemical recycling is the only method that conforms to 'sustainability' principles (Bartolome et al. 2012), because it produces original raw materials.

However, our experience in applying these procedures suggests that more research may be needed to identify new methods that conform to the realized properties of exposure response data.

Starling control was conducted using only approved methods that conform to the guidelines laid out in the 2000 report of the American Veterinary Medical Association Panel on Euthanasia [ 30] and set forth as agency policy in USDA/APHIS/WS Directive 2.505.

An implementation method for a Simulink algorithm that conforms the IEEE 1459-2000 standard for measurement of electric power quantities is presented in [12].

The method produced results that conformed well to those expected under the null hypothesis.

The above analysis of past work indicates that it is necessary to develop a method of AZB and PZB detection that conforms well to the separated 1D row and column transform structure and larger TB sizes employed in HEVC.

An approach called weighted gene coexpression network analysis (WGCNA) is an increasingly popular method that avoids these potential pitfalls by utilizing a "soft-thresholding" approach to generate networks that conform to a scale-free topology (Zhang and Horvath 2005).

To apply numerical methods to such models it is often necessary to generate a mesh of space-filling elements that conforms to the model surfaces.

We validated that our patterning method produces droplet arrays that conform to CLT by comparing the fraction of target cells in the reservoir to the fraction in the patterned droplet array.

Given limited resources and simple practical production considerations, any national theatre must necessarily be exclusionary - exclusionary of work and production methods that don't conform to an ideology that any national theatre must necessarily reflect.

At this point we should pause to consider some interpretive methods that do not conform with the above very common but not universally employed syntax-driven approach.