Sentence examples for methods and sometimes from inspiring English sources

It has been for many years that researchers work on different types of algorithms based on machine learning, statistical methods and sometimes the combination of them.

The proposed methods are compared with the traditional methods, and sometimes our methods are proved to be more efficient than the traditional methods.

It's her methods and sometimes, the inability to determine what's important from what's salacious, that's called into question.

For clarity we note that gene-set approaches are often referred to as pathway methods and sometimes, confusingly, as network methods.

Because of the variety of the things sought for, sometimes the analytic method, sometimes the synthetic method, and sometimes both ought to be applied.

Measurements of water content distribution are usually made by opening trenches, which is a time-consuming method and sometimes imprecise.

This constraint can be solved selecting proper machine setup conditions, which still largely relies on a trial and error method, and sometimes this approach is not optimum in a productivity sense.

From a comparison of the two reliability methods (FORM and MCS), it was concluded that FORM is applicable in simple cases and as a first approach because it is an approximate method and sometimes does not have the capability to incorporate every detail of the problem, namely a specific probability density function or more specific limit conditions.

Nothing is known of his order of work, but all his contemporaries agreed that his methods dangerously, and sometimes fatally, slowed down a system of government already notorious for its dilatoriness.

Growth characteristics in culture (development of color and grow rate) and substrate utilization were for decades the only methods available and sometimes no accurate identification was possible.

The efficiencies obtained with method 2 in our setting are substantially lower than the efficiencies obtained with method 4, and sometimes even lower than the ones obtained with the second-phase method, method 1 (table 3).