Sentence examples for method to clearly from inspiring English sources

In general, there is no appropriate method to clearly recognize and quantify such differences.

A key issue is the lack of a fully-fledged theory and method to clearly define the design scope, accounting and feasibility of PES criteria.

The efforts of this paper provide a useful theoretical and numerical method to clearly understand the leakage characteristics of brush seal, which is beneficial to improve the design of brush seals.

Results showed the capability of the test method to clearly distinguish mixtures with different properties from one another and also the potential of such a method to be used as an evaluating tool in the field.

When a single CRF is used to tag all classes of entities (Run 5), this CRF can create a more accurate model for each class, thus improving the ability of the method to clearly identify the difference between the entity classes.

Since, currently there is no method to clearly distinguish between a slide and a hop, the actual number of sliding events (Nse) will differ from the observed one Nseobs.

There is a need for simple and reliable methods to clearly determine the internalization of apoptotic cells.

However, it is difficult for these methods to clearly image the shape and sharp boundary of geological structures, although such an imaging is required in many practical situations (Marcuello-Pascual et al. 1992; Smith et al. 1999; Zhdanov 2004, 2009, 2010).

Based on previous studies, we expected the conservation-based methods to clearly have superior performance compared to the other methods.

We used a combination of several multivariate methods to clearly link major components of CH variation to particular groups of compounds in an objective fashion, and to visualize these groups so that position in a chart reflects the main components of variation.

Calls for research on examining community practice have been made with a need for more diverse study methods (i.e., qualitative, observational and mixed "hybrid" methods) to clearly understand the context and processes in services research (Garland et al. 2006).