Sentence examples for method which implies from inspiring English sources

For example Ajavi (2007) suggested the use of revenue returns method which implies that those who do not pay their water bills should not be supplied.

They recommended the use of the direct method, which implies the enrolment of a healthy population of at least 120 individuals and the determination of 2.5th and 97.5th percentile for the lower reference limit and the URL, respectively.

In the PLUM method, small multiple simultaneous earthquakes pose no serious problems since such earthquakes only generate small real-time seismic intensities not targeted by the PLUM method, which implies that the PLUM method is sufficiently robust for multiple simultaneous earthquakes.

In observations of the deep structure, areas of low resistivity and circular low resistivity from a depth of 700 m to the surface have been measured by the controlled-source audio-frequency magneto-telluric (CSAMT) method, which implies that there is a mud chamber at a depth of 100 m (Suzuki et al. 2009).

The resistivities determined by the two-wire method using 1(I+,V+ -5(I−,V+ -5nd 2(I−,V−)-6(I−,V−) electrodes becand larger than those determined by the four-wire method, which implies that the contact resistance of the electrodes fabricated by FIB is not negligible.

Finally, the productivity costs will be estimated using the friction method, which implies that the costs of absenteeism will occur only for a fixed (friction) period ending at the moment that the employee is replaced [ 45].

But there were few doubts in the past that Bacon "encouraged detailed and methodical experimentation" (Hesse 1964, 152); and he did this on account of his new inductive method, which implied the need for negative instances and refuting experiments.

Also, the results showed CTF and Chromia outperformed PWM method, which implied that integration of histone markers was necessary and could indeed significantly improve the accuracy.

Especially, PSO will be less dependent on the set of the initial points compared to other methods, which implies that the convergence algorithm is robust.

From Figures 4 e) to 4(h), for the SNR = ∞ dB case, it is clear that the SDs are all equal to 0 for all of these methods, which implies that the reproducibility for each method at SNR = ∞ dB is 100%.

The mean ages, sex ratios and tumour type from which the perilesional skin was taken were very similar between the usually sun-exposed and occasionally exposed groups (see Materials and methods) which implies that our findings are unlikely to be confounded by these factors.