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Mr. Larrabee said it was unlikely that the building methods embraced by the Seamen's Church Institute would be required of other port builders.

One is the experimental method embraced by Dr Edelman.

Written by doctors working as Defense Department consultants, Lawrence E. Hinkle Jr. and Harold G. Wolff, the article shows that methods embraced after 2001 were once considered torture that would produce false information.

Photovoice as a method was embraced by most participants however others were unfamiliar with this approach and struggled to photograph images that were asthma-related.

While some works have overcome this limitation by ad-hoc analyses [10, 11], we claim that there is a need for better support in the descriptor selection task, so that these methods can be embraced by the cheminformatics community.

New methods were not embraced by local producers and the town suffered from its location, far from coalfields and large labour markets.

Big Data processing methods embrace different disciplines including applied mathematics, statistics, computer science and economics.

Scientific principles demand that before newly developed alternative methods for safety testing are fully embraced by the industrial or regulatory community, they reliably and reproducibly predict the designated toxic end point.

He is also being treated to the type of gentler methods of delivering care that have been embraced by some area hospitals.

Biomarkers that are not significantly better than current testing methods, such as PSA, are unlikely to be embraced by clinicians and, so far, none of the biomarkers discovered have the sensitivity or specificity to replace PSA.

Mr Woodhead was hated by teachers for his aggressive inspection methods, but his policy of not tolerating failure was embraced by Mr Blair and his education ministers.