Sentence examples for methods evolved from from inspiring English sources
Methods evolved from using Southern blots to identify transposons linked to genes, to pooled-sample PCR strategies (Brutnell 2002), and finally to methods involving high-hroughput sequencing, such as Mu-Illumina (Williams-Carrier et al. 2010).
Over the different waves, the survey method evolved from using paper questionnaires, to email questionnaires, to Web surveys.
The method evolved from the Guttman analysis for investigating hierarchies of items within scales [ 36].
The method evolved from a clinical practice in Milwaukee where several of the founders of the "Brief Family Therapy Centre" have contributed with essential writings on this method [ 12- 15].
Although the RHH method evolved from initial investigations of genotype quality and detection of ethnic outliers, the method is enhanced by its subsequently discovered ability to visualize and precisely map ethnic outlier DNA to discrete chromosomal segments and to also delineate the portion of an outlier's genome which is not ethnically admixed (Fig. 1, 2).
Our new TLC method evolves from a TLC system suggested by Chen et al. (Chen et al., 1993) but uses ethanol with 10% water as second solvent.
As NGS read lengths have increased, rearrangement prediction methods have evolved from PE methods towards split read and more recently hybrid methods.
MR methods have evolved from purely closed population models to methods capable of dealing with open populations and incorporating multiple sources of heterogeneity in detection probabilities (hence reducing, but not really solving (Link, 2003), the issue of unmodelled heterogeneity).
Our method has evolved from published methods.
Design methods have evolved from the engineering analogy, convergence-confinement, load-structure, and formation-structure methods to the information dynamic design method [13].
Telomere measurement methods have evolved from cell population analysis (TRF, Figure 7) to individual cell analysis (FISH methods, Figure 7) moving towards more automatized and high-throughput methods.
