Sentence examples for method traditionally described from inspiring English sources

Percutaneous, cannulated screws can then be passed under the subchondral plate, to buttress fracture fragments, in the method traditionally described [ 4].

The study protocols traditionally described in the methods section of clinical trials are rigidly fixed, as required by the dictates of experimental design.

The triple helix model is traditionally described as a chart like Figure 1.

HS have been traditionally described as polydispersed heterogeneous organic compounds with large molecular weight [10].

Hepatic steatosis is traditionally described as either macro- or microvesicular.

Selectivity of fishing is traditionally described in terms of body length.

As miRs were traditionally described as negative regulators of gene expression our results are quite surprising.

Indeed, three different entities of endometriosis were traditionally described: ovarian, peritoneal, and rectovaginal endometriosis [ 10].

The gland is traditionally described based on a pathologic zonal architecture.

The analysis of the behaviour of generic networks of oscillators within a phase amplitude framework is a challenging open problem but such a description would allow for greater accuracy (compared to the phase-only methods traditionally used and described below) in elucidating a richer variety of the complex dynamics of oscillator networks.

The numerical modelling described in this chapter is based on the finite element method, traditionally adopted by structural engineers to simulate complex problems that usually cannot be solved with the suitable accuracy with mechanical, or simple analytical models.