Sentence examples for methods as employed from inspiring English sources

This study has used statistical evaluation methods as employed by Al Adasani and Bai (2011), to develop screening criteria for MGI, WAG, SWAG, and FAWAG for typical North Sea reservoirs.

We can easily see that (B.2) is a simpler expression than (A.7) in the AF case; therefore we can adopt the same methods as employed in the proof of Theorem 1 to show that Gaussian noise is the worst noise and is the worst-case rate.

Similar statistical methods as employed for the primary outcome measure were also applied to compare body mass index, TDI and SGRQ between groups.

Specifically, the same methods as employed earlier were replicated using sections from female post mortem tissues from Fragile X Premutation carriers.

Release 3 (August 2002) Incorporation of the RIKEN Arabidopsis FL-cDNA sequence collection [ 19] into gene structure annotations using the same methods as employed in the incorporation of the Ceres FL-cDNAs.

For example, the diversity of the crustacean class Branchiopoda has been characterized in Churchill using similar collecting methods as employed here, combined with DNA barcoding and morphological examination [ 31].

The ZrO2-ZnO flowers were synthesized by the same method as employed for ZrO2-TiO2.

By the way, using the same method as employed above we can prove that if (vert z_{0}vert gezethenj+1}(K_{j+1})) T_{j (T_{j}(t_{0},z_{0})) is well defined.

Another common approach (Joy, 1987; Darmon, 1998; Mazauric, 1998; Taussig, 2001 and 2003) is to emphasize historicist and rhetorical elements of Gassendi's method, as employed in his conversations and correspondence with members of the Mersenne circle.

Because SVM is basically a two-class classification technique, the SVM-based approach needs further algorithmic modification such as the one-versus-one method as employed in this study to cope with the multi-class task.

Here we shall prove the Hyers-Ulam stability of the Appolonius type quadratic fuzzy set-valued functional equation by using the same method as employed in the preceding section.