Sentence examples for methods has had from inspiring English sources

The use of high-resolution magic angle spinning methods has had an especially beneficial effect on measurements in intact tissues and in whole organisms [17] [19].

Application of these novel methods has had major beneficial effects on the cost and quality of food, and on the efficiency, competitiveness and welfare status of the livestock industries concerned.

The fear is that these methods have had a spotty record of success.

Efforts at Muslim-Jewish cooperation (for example over traditional animal slaughter methods) have had some success, but have often foundered, usually over the Palestinian question.

He has also done a lot of legwork, interviewing dozens of fast food workers, farmers, ranchers and meatpackers in an effort to trace the snowballing effect that fast-food production methods have had on their work.

But their suggested methods have had about a snowball's chance of actually succeeding.

However, these methods have had uncertainties in respect their contribution in LVRT mode.

The combined logging methods have had the advantage of locating thin fracture section and weathering zones, which could not have been identified using only one logging tool.

The authors in [P1] have found out that agile methods have had a positive impact on embedded systems development while their use is still not widespread.

Agile methods have had a huge influence on the way software is created, and Google has applied this philosophy at scale to running a large company.

So far, most studies comparing the two methods have had a common shortcoming, Egli says: They start with cells derived from different donors.