Sentence examples for methods developed originally from inspiring English sources

Next, the methodology of Medina-Melendrez et al., in [24], merges the methods developed originally in [23] to obtain a composite structure that is capable to prune the input and/or output of a general decomposed transform at the same time.

However, scaling down the imaging methods developed originally for imaging humans for use in mouse models presents several challenges.

In order to detect the exact borders of the LXR hotspot regions, we performed a subsequent clustering of the density data representing the LXR binding locations by using methods developed originally for the analysis of array CGH data implemented in R package SegClust [ 71, 72].

The nonnegative garrote method is a powerful variable selection method, developed originally for linear regression but recently successfully extended to more complex regression models.

The latter is an image-based MAR technique referred to as a knowledge-based method developed originally for cardiac metallic pacemakers [ 21].

The DArT genotyping method was developed originally for rice [ 25] and has subsequently been applied to many other plant species, including barley [ 26], cassava [ 27], Arabidopsis [ 28], pigeonpea [ 29] and wheat [ 30].

Using a CT scanner and a method called multibody dynamics, developed originally for robotics, the researchers modeled Allosaurus's neck and jaw muscles and simulated its muscle movement.

Recently, other normalisation methods have been proposed that adapt methods originally developed for microarrays and other high-throughput genomic technologies [ 19- 21].

The majority of the proteomic studies on FFPE tissues employ tissue extraction methods that are derived from heat-induced antigen retrieval (AR) methods originally developed for immunohistochemistry.

Pastoral verbatim is based on methods originally developed in ethnography anthropology to register events and processes during fieldwork: these methods aim to minimize the disturbing effects of registration devices like note writing, tape recording and filming.

Correction methods originally developed for hydroclimatology studies (Teng et al. 2011) include notably constant scaling, daily scaling, and daily translation (DT) methods (Mpelasoka and Chiew 2009).