Sentence examples for methods is reflected from inspiring English sources
That collegiate interest in investigating new farming methods is reflected in figures published by the Australian Dairy Industry Council in its annual sustainability performance review.
These methods are reflected in other spam studies [9, 69].
Both of these methods are reflected in the way the interventions tested in included trials are sorted and parsed to form a network of evidence.
When the performance of a method is reflected by the area under its ROC curve (AUC), its effectiveness becomes apparent.
The high impact also of a relatively cold ambient temperature 6-15°C 6-15°C sensitivity and specificity ontohe method isensitivity in the results of IRT meandrementspecificityrial.
This method is reflecting long-range interactions (γSLW) and acid base interactions (γSAB) which the chemical structure of polyurethane chains and their orientation character in the range of domain built from soft and hard segments are deciding.
The implementation of the method was reflected by remarkable repeatability of the results and good agreement with previous work.
The success of this learning method was reflected in both the assessment of the online course and the enthusiasm of participants.
Here, IPred proves very useful because it can complement the overall exon accuracy of Cufflinks with the start and stop prediction accuracy of other methods, which is reflected in the strong increase in sensitivity and specificity compared to Cufflinks alone.
Meanwhile, aiming at acoustic OFDM systems, Berger et al. proved that CS channel estimation is superior over the traditional linear channel estimation method, which is reflected in the experimental data, like root-MUSIC and ESPRIT algorithms [8, 9].
The difference between these two methods might be explained in part by smaller covariance of absolute and expected survival for the Ederer II than for Hakulinen's method, which is reflected by the smaller correlation coefficients in our bootstrap analysis.
