Sentence examples for methods and directions from inspiring English sources
The different methods and directions of file transfer might affect the rate.
However, it was still found that in a WLAN environment, paramedics carrying data-collecting devices could move around and transmit data by different methods and directions at a reasonable rate.
It can also open up the discussion about suggested methods and directions that the principal thinks would work well.
Studies varied greatly with respect to study design, exposure assessment, analytical methods, and direction of the associations.
His readiness to experiment with hitherto unimagined forms, wrought from unlikely materials, has established him as a one-man sculptural avant-garde, constantly capable of changing the method and direction of attack.
Based on an isoseismal method and direction analysis of rumble, the central part of the younger central cones was assumed to be the epicenter of the swarm event (Nakamura 1917; Omori 1917).
As for directed assembly, we will record, catalogue and disseminate the methods and future directions that can enable the controlled disassembly of suitably designed condensed materials for the range of building blocks considered above.
This review aims to provide an overview of the technologies, methods and future directions of laser-based mass spectrometry imaging (MSI) of small molecules.
This review provides an overview of the current progress in the fabrication of alginate hydrogels with various particle designs, including a discussion of dispersion techniques to pre-template alginate particles, gelation mechanisms, considerations in selecting suitable fabrication methods, and future directions.
Therefore, we reviewed the current state of the knowledge on analytical detection methods and proposed directions for further improvement and incorporation in in vitro or in vivo studies.
Slightly deleterious nonsynonymous mutations can yield biased estimates of α using MK methods, and the direction of this bias depends on the demography of the population.
