Sentence examples for methods as set from inspiring English sources

Sir, In response to the lack of detection of HPV in MDA-MB-175VII and SK-Br-3 cell lines, we note that the authors have not followed the methods as set out (Heng et al, 2009).

The methods used will depend on the available cohort data, but will either use parametric methods as set out by the NICE Decision Support Unit 33 or use a lifetime decision-model (developing a Markov model similar to that used by Manns et al 22) or adapting available CKD models.

On the other hand, the impact of Whewell's theory of scientific method, as set out in his Philosophy of Inductive Science (first ed. 1840), is less easy to document, with no evidence of the reading of Whewell's Philosophy in the Darwin reading notebooks or Correspondence.

One can think of the rounding method as setting a threshold of 0.5 and calling an incorporation event when the incorporation signal is higher than the threshold.

In recent years, they've been turning to labor-saving methods, such as setting out microphones, cameras, and traps that snag hairs, or studying animal DNA left behind in water or soil.

To make the scope of the review more clear, we define the concepts of modeling methods as a set of ideas and approaches that can be presented at the conceptual level and used to achieve the specific objective of creation of learner model.

Another recurring theme was that many participants viewed the HIV testing methods as a set that could be implemented only as a bundle, as opposed to individual testing methods that could be used individually or jointly as needed.

Methods such as set-point control are usually suboptimal and can create new peaks.

Edge-based methods as a level set and snake algorithms which are based on minimizing total image energy for detecting brain tissue.

The database contains 30 original images and 180 enhanced images obtained using six different CE methods as a representative set of the most common approaches used in the literature.

Szpak and Tapamo [4] introduce an approach that uses level set methods as a way to track detected maritime objects in a scene.