Sentence examples for methods and leads from inspiring English sources

However, the discussion of advantages and disadvantages of empiric and mechanistic modeling generates synergies of both methods and leads to a new optimization concept, which is promising with respect to an efficient employment of high throughput screening data.

The absence of such standards is a serious gap in existing behavioral research methods and leads one to ask why reliabilities are routinely computed if their acceptable values are unknown.

He succeeded in abolishing the old-fashioned medieval textbooks and teaching methods and led his pupils to the direct study of the classical authors themselves.

Even though somewhat sub-optimal for sound absorption, the hybrid passive/active systems support feedback methods and lead to highly absorptive coatings.

Ignoring both autocorrelation aspects would violate basic assumptions of classic statistical methods and lead to biased results and overestimated significances.

There may be many local maxima in the MI function, which cause problems with optimization methods and lead to misalignment.

Despite the many improvements science affords, cultural bias and normative assumptions can undergird the scientific methods and lead us down a dangerous path that has plagued American society for centuries.

Genetic characterisation methods are more rapid than the classical identification methods and lead to unequivocal species identification [ 20, 21].

In patients with advanced ovarian cancer (OvCa), microscopic residual tumour nodules that remain after surgical debulking frequently escape detection by current treatment assessment methods and lead to disease recurrence.

The algorithm is based on speed-gradient method and leads to the significant reduction of the required level of the controlling torque.

This method can be seen as a Ritz method and leads to a very rapid convergence of the solution, and can be easily extended to other nonlinear oscillations.