Sentence examples for methods however they from inspiring English sources

Melt-based scaffold fabrication technologies are derived from the conventional polymer fabrication methods; however, they are combined with other means to produce porosity in the product.

Electrochemical methods (Figure 18) are fewer in comparison to optical methods, however, they are highly desirable for all surface confined sensing applications.

They also report improvements on communication after employing agile methods, however they understand there is a long way to efficient communication; as interviewee B declared, "I would say that communication is always the complicated issue.

Continuous variables could also be summarised using these methods however they would require categorisation with consequential loss of detail.

Mutations in the promoter regions of MSH2 and MLH1 will not be detected by these methods; however, they seem to play a limited role (Shin et al, 2002).

In reality, health promoters would probably use those methods; however, they would use them not directly but indirectly through relevant stakeholders [ 25]: Coercion through government, Social Action through communities, Media Advocacy through the media, and Forming Coalitions with other (health promotion) organizations.

After they finally adopted Hospital B's method, however, they found that they still had a higher infection rate.

The comparison of results obtained after applying both deposition quantification methods shows that the quantities of deposits that were measured with the improved tester are slightly lower than those obtained with the application of the conventional method; however, they are in the same order of magnitude.

First, several studies have already demonstrated emission-based attenuation correction like in the present method; however, they performed the scan by administering the tracer via only injection but not gas inhalation.

The GHb results reported for the same blood sample could differ considerably among methods, however, unless they have been standardized to a common reference [e.g., without standardization, the same blood sample could be read as 7% (42 mmol/mol) in one laboratory and 9% (75 mmol/mol) in another] (53, 147, 204, 212– 212).

These probes allowed demonstration of the methods' potential; however, they suffer from a number of limitations, such as partial loss of emissivity to competing triplet state deactivation pathways (e.g., electron transfer) and suboptimal sensitivity to oxygen, thereby limiting spatial and temporal resolution of the method.