Sentence examples for methods currently provided from inspiring English sources
In addition, the chapter provides an analysis of the solution methods currently provided in literature on the coupled control and system design level.
In vitro methods currently provide great promise as more cost-effective methods for rapid screening of chemicals for DNT potential (Bal-Price et al. 2012; Crofton et al. 2011).
The method currently provides adequate solutions and shows relatively fair applicability to simulation of rock materials with their physical properties falling within the following ranges: UCS (40 170 MPa), Young's modulus (20 50 GPa), and Poisson's ratio (0.19 0.25).
Methods that currently provide genome-wide methylation patterns at single base resolution make use of bisulfite conversion and high-throughput sequencing.
The algorithm outperforms several methods currently used, providing considerably better accuracy and it is suitable for validation of known splicing events as well as for exploration and discovery of novel non-annotated transcripts in human samples.
Condoms are an effective method of birth control and currently provide the most reliable barrier method for protection against HIV and STIs[ 4].
Among other functions, sybil currently provides efficient methods for flux-balance analysis (FBA), MOMA, and ROOM that are about ten times faster than previous implementations when calculating the effect of whole-genome single gene deletions in silico on a complete E. coli metabolic model.
The application of short reads is well proven in other non-model systems [ 18- 20] and we expect may become the method of choice, as it currently provides the best value for money.
Surgery currently provides the best method to explore the abdominal cavity and assess resectability.
Our approach of using transcriptome sequence therefore currently provides the best method for genome wide paralog prediction.
Apart from the promising results of our prediction approach, our method currently only provides lists of yes/no predictions.
