Sentence examples for methods and referred from inspiring English sources

The report criticized the Review for the lack of scientific rigor in its methods and referred to data from internal opinion surveys demonstrating increased student satisfaction in several areas.

Irrigation schemes are management strategies developed to attain specific crop production goals utilizing various delivery and monitoring methods and refer to the overall plan of managing the irrigation water for the duration of the crop.

Under this perspective, we indicate the need for combinatorial signal detection, relying on the concurrent exploitation of diverse data sources and detection methods, and refer to early successful paradigms.

Because this article expands on the work of Estaghvirou et al. (2013), we present below a synopsis of the key statistical models and methods and refer the reader to the earlier paper for further technical details on derivations of the models.

The formaldehyde content of the aqueous solution is determined photometrically at 412 nm by the acetylacetone method and referred to the dry weight of the tested pieces.

Quantification has been standardized to the expression of the BdGAPDH (glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase) gene, that was validated as a suitable reference gene across all the plant samples examined (Additional file 7), calculated using the 2-∆CT method and referred as percentage [ 55, 69].

We perform two types of analyses: 1) detecting the enrichment of gene interactions in gene sets without considering gene marginal effects, as described in the method section and referred as "gene interaction analysis".

But he has also been training a couple of younger therapists in his and Stutz's method, and refers would-be patients to them.

We summarize the concept of the method and refer the reader to Appendix D for details.

From this set of correlated genes, a subgroup that had the highest NB value (see Materials and methods) was selected, and referred to as the kernel group.

The class of methods and techniques referred to as approximate computing usually relax the requirement of exact equivalence between the specification and implementation of a computing system [11].