Sentence examples for methods by adding from inspiring English sources

Experiment 2 tested the species specificity of the methods by adding Alexandrium ostenfeldii, to samples containing A. fundyense.

I'm speaking of the sweet fruit lambic beers, which often depart from the traditional methods by adding fruit juice or syrup to the brew, resulting in a sweet, sometimes cloying beer.

Bob Ward, spokesman for the Grantham Institute for Climate Change in London, said tonight: "It is a measure of just how extreme this heatwave is that a national meteorological organisation is struggling to re-calibrate its monitoring methods by adding an extra four degrees to its scale.

The approach presented here is one contribution to improve current evaluation methods by adding this aspect.

The active damping methods by adding a shunt impedance through an extra power electronics circuit is discussed in Section 4.

In particular, the objective of this study is to develop a novel advanced oxidation process that overcomes the limitations of existing single-process water treatment methods by adding microwave irradiation to maximize the formation of active intermediate products, e.g., OH radicals, with the aid of UV irradiation by microwave discharge electrodeless lamp, photo-catalysts, and auxiliary oxidants.

WO3H2O with different morphologies were synthesized through hydrothermal method by adding different surfactants.

Nano-GFRP rebar was prepared using the pultrusion method by adding nanomaterials to vinyl ester resin.

Specifically, the new method discussed here improves the original method by adding the ability to detect additive masking while concurrently improving method usability and scalability.

The glasses were prepared using direct doping method by adding NaYF4 Er3 +, Yb3 + nanoparticles (NPs) into the glass at a doping temperature of 575 °C and 3 minute dwell time.

Benzoyl peroxide particles were prepared using an emulsion solvent diffusion method by adding an organic internal phase containing benzoyl peroxide, ethyl cellulose and dichloromethane into a stirred aqueous phase containing polyvinyl alcohol (PVA).