Sentence examples for methods and suggests from inspiring English sources
It discusses various practical issues concerning classic methods and suggests a new approach and algorithms.
This counterintuitive finding is reinforced by multiple statistical methods and suggests that contact by a political campaign may engender a backlash.
From our results, TMCSVM outperforms the other methods and suggests the potential of TMCSVM as a useful tool for facilitating the multi-class prediction of RNA-binding protein domains.
We report approximately 400 600 dUrd per human or murine genome in repair-proficient cells, which is lower than results using other methods and suggests that genomic uracil levels may have previously been overestimated.
This confirms our hypothesis that the decline in student satisfaction was due, in part, to the lack of uniformity of the different teaching materials and teaching methods and suggests that the problem has been corrected with the introduction of the improved teaching material.
Across these 1,272 concepts, the median AUC was 0.8890, which supports the general applicability of our methods and suggests that recovering known relationships is an easier task.
Finally, we highlight several challenges in the large-scale implementation of phylogeny-based HGT detection methods and suggest several strategies to improve their utility in continuously emerging microbiome and (meta -genome datasets.
Where possible, some form of solution verification has been attempted to identify sensitivities in the solution methods, and suggest best practices when using the Hydra-TH code.
The objective of this paper is to examine the shortcomings of normalization methods and suggest ways of improving their use in the engineering design decision-making process.
As often occurs, new and complex data types require new strategies, demanding for the development of novel statistical methods and suggesting stimulating mathematical problems.
Minchin (1987) compared a number of statistical methods and suggested that nMDS is the most robust method to assess compositional differences between sites.
