Sentence examples for methods as defined from inspiring English sources

They used three types of entry and evaluation methods for estimating the total hormetic frequencies to include for inverse U-shaped hormetic effect curves: statistical significance, data distribution, and alternative quantitative methods, as defined by the authors.

Local fatigue assessment methods like the structural hot spot stress and effective notch stress methods as defined by the International Institute of Welding are widely used by design engineers and researchers to assess the fatigue strength of welded components.

The therapeutic class of each drug has been extracted from the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical classification (ATC, see Section "Materials and Methods"), as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO).

It suggests that a pan-specific approach-given that there is sufficient and representative data available-is preferable to conventional approaches using single-allele specific prediction methods as defined by nearest Neighbor or Supertype representation.

Nurse-counsellors, expected to counsel HIV-positive women on safer infant feeding methods as defined in national/international guidelines, are faced with a number of challenges.

Briefly, cells (2.5 × 10) were pelleted and cultured in chondrogenic medium for 21 days (reagents and methods as defined in [ 18]).

Method names are as defined in the methods section, except for CONS,MED,AVG and HSO.

We suggest how the requirements in the observational method, as defined in Eurocode 7, may be satisfied for this application.

This paper presents a method for extending the structural stress method as defined in design guidance documents for fatigue assessment of welded plate-type structures.

It is concluded that the design of a multi-staged embankment, where the building process is governed by consolidation in the subsoil, can only partly be adapted to the observational method as defined in Eurocode 7. Furthermore, when this is the case, the possibility of combining "design by calculations" and the observational method is discussed.

However, in the framework of the observational method, as defined in Eurocode 7, no guidance is given on the selection of suitable parameters for observation and how they can be linked to the limits of acceptable behavior and, at a sufficiently early stage, the decision for implementing contingency actions.