Sentence examples for methods is partly from inspiring English sources

Smith argues that failure to develop more effective screening methods is partly due to limitations in research methodology [ 14].

That he was able to revolutionize critical methods was partly a result of the rise of the newspaper and the critical review, which gave prestige and wide circulation to criticism and guaranteed its independence.

Our methods are partly based on the theory of adjoint C0-semigroups.

The weight of research has shifted slightly towards the optimisation of production systems, and traditional (manual) measurement methods are partly replaced by automated bases.

Above methods are partly or completely based on alignment of conserved or similar sequences which is hard to infer more distant evolutionary relationships.

This does lead to several limitations: biopsies are invasive and involve a degree of patient discomfort; deepseated tumours may not be amenable to biopsy; the biopsy may not be representative of the whole tumour, as tumour heterogeneity is well described; and the scoring methods are partly subjective and, therefore, variable.

The method is partly motivated by Cao (2007) [1] and Sesum (2006) [2006

Action Method is partly a new stab at solving the same problems addressed by Basecamp and several other project managers, and it's partly another online to-do list.

The quality of power distribution obtained by the OK method is partly determined by the neutron detector locations, and the OK method is also applied to solve the optimal neutron detector location problem.

Since the sensitivity of this method is partly limited by the virus quantity in the specimen, we recommend cultivating the virus in the cell culture at least 24 h prior to PCR.

We recognise that this retrospective method is partly a reconstruction.