Sentence examples for methods and thereby from inspiring English sources
Stochastic global optimization algorithms have significant advantages over deterministic optimization methods and thereby deemed more appropriate for our application.
Other models are not scan-line methods, and thereby lose the important advantage of simplified stereo matching.
Saint- Simon taught that enlightened scientists, applying their education and reason, could organize society along scientific production methods and thereby eliminate injustices and inefficiencies.
Results of this study identify application-specific limitations of the methods and thereby highlight the need for careful data evaluation, even though some of the methods described in this paper are well established.
Thresholds might vary between different researchers, types of studies, and analytical methods, and thereby result in different signature sizes.
This rise is mainly due to improved sonographic methods and thereby earlier diagnosis and may be due to a lowered threshold for laparoscopic surgery.
With respect to the variation index (Table 7), all obtained values are positive which means that vulnerability index was reduced by removing one parameter of DRASTIC method and thereby increasing the calculated vulnerability.
The cement elastic strain and plastic strain developed in the experimental test was calculated by finite element method and thereby the cement cycles to failure can be predicted based on the strain cycle relationship.
Thus, for example, sources such as ChEBI which utilize a non-Standard InChI as the normalization method (and thereby distinguish tautomers, ionization states, etc. as separate entities), will find, for example, that src_compound_ids corresponding to two tautomeric forms of the same molecule will be represented by a single Standard InChI in UniChem.
This system utilizes a secondary labeling method and thereby avoids the dye bias commonly associated with direct incorporation of dye-modified nucleotides during the reverse transcription reaction.
In particular, the loss function considers both the topology and the branch lengths of phylogenetic trees, as opposed to those supporting the consensus method, and thereby considers all available information in a sample.
