Sentence examples for methods distinctly from inspiring English sources

Dr. Saroj Kanti Bhattacharya of Calcutta Medical College, along with Prof. Subhas Mukherjee & Prof. Sunit Mukherjee, engineered the birth using methods distinctly different from those of the English pioneers of laboratory conceptions, Dr. Patrick Steptoe and Dr. Robert Edwards.

CryoEM has emerged as a method distinctly more suited for determining and understanding structures of LMAs in under near-native conditions and inferring conformation flexibility (by capturing 'snapshots' of dynamic processes) associated with their working mechanisms (Chiu et al., 2006; Jiang and Ludtke, 2005).

Finally and this last method applies principally to non-use value people can be asked whether and how much they prize aspects of nature.Some of the numbers derived from these methods are distinctly dodgy, but conservationists argue, fairly reasonably, that it is better to have mediocre estimates than none at all.

Montaigne's method is distinctly of the second kind, and makes him appear, superficially at least, as distinctly not a philosopher.

It is expected that the method is distinctly efficient as an alternative to the conventional compression-permeability cell measurements.

We also tested SVM in our feature selection algorithm but the SANN/SVM method showed distinctly more chromosomes used for classification with a higher LOOCV error rate than SANN/LDA (data not shown).

Some methods segment the distinctly white tissue (essentially automating the Cumulus approach) [ 25, 26] while others estimate the underlying volumes of dense and non-dense breast tissue by projecting two-dimensional information onto three-dimensional space [ 27- 30].

In conventional rotor profile generation for the twin-screw compressor, the designed parameters are often decided by trial-and-error method and cannot distinctly predict the changed difference when adjusting one of parameters.

There are two distinctly different methods used to protect the optic fibers.

The results of GLC from Gaussian dispersion models as National Standard of China and those from the dispersion modeling system show that the concentrations obtained from these two distinctly different methods are of the same order of magnitude.

On the one hand, many who teach and write in this interdisciplinary field are philosophers who naturally believe that their specific contribution to the field their "expertise," if you will consists in the application of distinctly philosophical methods, including various kinds of ethical theory, to practical problems arising in biomedical research, clinical medicine, and public health.