Sentence examples for method would bring from inspiring English sources

The expensing of options under the current method would bring more confusion to financial reporting because there is no accurate method of valuing options.

Mr. Spitzer argues that the state should be working more to change behavior than to collect dollars and that his method would bring a speedier resolution.

Our hypotheses are, firstly, that the application of iterative reconstruction algorithms to the FBF method would bring its performance closer to that of the current GIR (FBP) method and, secondly, that the application of iterative reconstruction to the GIR method would further increase its performance.

He believed that the use of inductive and empirical methods would bring the knowledge that would give man strength and make possible a reorganization of society.

Combining these methods would bring psychiatric neurostimulation closer to movement disorders, where tremor can be quickly observed and DBS titrated to suppress it35.

The results show that if the extraction steam to be replaced is located before the inlet side of reheated steam, using Method I would bring much calculation error in the main parameters of solar aided power generation (SAPG) system.

It was with those works, in which he placed sacred figures in a modern setting and in modern dress, using a live model posed before him, that Caravaggio perfected the method that would bring him both fame and notoriety.

Thus for patients without an extremely high value of PSA (e.g., PSA > 50 ng/mL), an easy risk-stratification method which would bring benefits in terms of costs and patient satisfaction is required.

Although information is available in the literature on the outcome of LBP at different points in time both in the general [ 3] and clinical [ 4] populations, no study appears to have compared the trajectory over time in different types of clinical populations, a method that would bring more detailed information than simple retrospective information on self-reported duration of pain in the past.

In early Chinese literature, dao generally depicts a relatively wide thoroughfare or carriage way, and in some contexts waterways, but it is used also to convey what is deemed the right or proper course, and by extension the doctrines or teachings that set forth such a course, or the means and methods that would bring it about.

Together with Evolutionary Biologist Charlie Nunn, we obtained funds from the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent) to establish methods and a large international collaboration that would bring the methods of comparative psychology and evolutionary biology together in order to test hypotheses for how cognition evolves.