Sentence examples for methods alone the from inspiring English sources

Endangered more gravely than we had supposed possible by an enemy that cannot be defeated by military methods alone, the nation redraws the line between security and liberty.

The results showed that the device helped doctors make a more accurate diagnosis than using traditional methods alone, the F.D.A. said.

The in-depth microchemical analysis was necessary to overcome the complications that arise when evaluating by non-invasive methods alone the compositions of passages with complex layering and mixing of paints.

Compared to the use of one method alone, the combination improves sensitivity: 93.8% to 97.0% for oli.chi2, 91.5% to 96.2% for oli-KL and 98% to 99.4% for signature, but on the other hand specificity worsens.

While insertion sites cannot be determined by this method alone, the Reprever (Kim et al., 2013) software identifies low-copy duplicated insertions by combining paired-end mapping with read depth analysis.

Another potentially useful analysis could be to extract the methods alone, as the granularity is method-level.

The logic being that neither quantitative nor qualitative methods alone have the ability to capture the complexity of HRQOL; when combined these methodologies foster a greater understanding of the experience [ 52, 53].

(The Lancet, incidentally, has contributed considerably to combating this by establishing peer-reviewing of study protocols, in which decisions are made about which research papers will be sent out for review based on a description of the research question and study methods alone, before the findings themselves are known).

The question of whether the products of these techniques are considered GMOs or not has not yet been settled, and jurisdictions that consider the methods alone rather than the actual properties of the final plant product may end up with ineffective legislation that cannot be enforced, as pointed out in Seeds of Change.

The application of modern molecular diagnostics for N. meningitidis identified case clusters of meningococcal serogroup B meningitis and an additional high number of serogroup X and Y meningococcal meningitis that had been previously unrecognized when CSFs were tested only by culture and antigen detection methods alone during the original surveillance study periods.

In addition, subtle differences in emphasis observed in some areas (e.g. safety and cleanliness of speculum vs. frequency and need for repeated examinations) would likely have been missed using either formal or informal methods alone, hindering the development of appropriate responses to these issues.