Sentence examples for methods into one from inspiring English sources

This study combined the methods into one based on the LUT method but expressed as one equation for the phase-to-height relationship.

"Bank transfers, cash payments at retail stores, mobile wallets, bitcoin, pre-paid gaming cards — we aim to assemble these payment methods into one house," he added.

We combine several recently used methods into one demand system, expecting that price and income responses are not constant among the three segments.

In this paper, we propose a didactical approach of online collaboration, called Multiscript (MS), which combines two online learning methods into one collaboration platform.

Thus, by combing these methods into one framework, this framework ensures an informative common subspace with high discriminative ability and minimal marginal distribution difference for knowledge transfer across multi-class domains.

After comparing the performance of each of the proposed prediction methods individually, we additionally tested if adding the sequence space information to the SVM or combining several prediction methods into one can result in improved predictions.

Therefore, it is necessary to combine the height-to-phase models obtained from the LUT method into one equation including the camera coordinates.

Patients who met inclusion criteria were randomized using a block allocation method into one of five groups to receive canagliflozin (1 of 4 doses) or placebo.

At the end of this period, eligible patients were randomized using a block allocation method into one of five groups (ratio 1 : 1 : 1 : 1 : 1) to receive placebo or one of four doses of canagliflozin (50, 100, 200 or 300 mg once daily) for 12 weeks.

The pGL3b plasmid containing the 200 bp EGFR promoter insert (pGL3b-EGFR) was then transformed using the 42 °C heat-shock method into one-shot competent Escherichia coli (New England Biolabs) and grown overnight on ampicillin containing agar.

We show how this ordering can be used to reduce the nonlinear algebraic system that arises from the fully-implicit method (FIM) into one with only pressure dependence.