Sentence examples for methods from which from inspiring English sources

When Glass risks dying from his festering wounds, this Native American also heals him with traditional methods, from which Glass arises a new man.

Section 2 reviews subspace methods from which the proposed method is derived.

Some of the data used in models are uncertain due to the methods from which they are derived, or do not take into account the temperature dependence of the continuum opacity.

The confidence value (CV) for experimental support of a predicted interaction was calculated using the following formula, CV = N x E x S; where N is the total number of data sets in which the interaction was recorded, E is the number of different experimental methods from which an interaction was inferred, and S is the number of reference species from which the same interaction was recorded.

Students of higher professional years tend to agree that CMs include ideas and methods from which conventional medicine could benefit.

The quantitative PB-χ methods from which we have adapted our binning methods have been a significant advance in analysis.

There are various forms of luminescence, usually denoted by the method from which the electrons were excited.

A control design method, from which a deterministic baseline controller can be derived from a nondeterministic specification automaton, is presented.

Survival analysis was conducted using the Kaplan Meier method, from which readmissions were excluded in order to not confound the analysis.

The model equations are solved using the z-transform method from which the polymer MWD and the moments of the polymer MWD are obtained.

Some experimental data are applied to demonstrate the analytical ability of the analysis method from which satisfactory results have been obtained.