Sentence examples for methods it represents from inspiring English sources

To re-iterate, the review was well written and transparent in its methods – it represents one form of science.

Like other projection methods, it represents the columns of our "genes × experiments" data table as vectors in a high-dimensional space spanned by its rows (or vice versa).

According to the Claremont Profile Method it represents the textual family f13 in Luke 1, Luke 10, and Luke 20, as a core member.

According to the Claremont Profile Method, it represents the Alexandrian text in Luke 10 and mixed Byzantine text-type in Luke 1, which probably indicates sporadic Byzantine corrections.

26 27 28 Although poor reporting does not mean poor methods, 29 30 it represents another source of waste 5 because we cannot adequately assess the validity of methods used and consequently the results and conclusions of the trial.

This result would have required seven independent quantitative real-time PCR assays to target the groups involved in nitrification when using traditional methods, whereas it represents only one of a variety of results obtained in this non-targeted approach.

It may be used as a revalidation method, because it represents clear of medical qualification, its' results may be given to the public, it may contain multiple sources of data and assessors and it represents a sampling procedure over several time frames rather than at a single point.

Each method, although it represents some facet of domain expertise, may vary in reliability and speed.

Thus, it was concluded that a reverse torque of 20 Ncm applied to Ti dental implants seemed to be a safe and reliable method, as it represents less than 50% of the torque needed to break the bone-dental implant interphase, in bones quality type III or IV [7].

It has been argued that PPV is the most important measure of a clinical diagnostic method since it represents the proportion of patients with positive test results that are correctly diagnosed [ 13].

Arguably, a mixed methods approach combines the best of the two methods' worlds [32]; it represents the intentional collection of both quantitative and qualitative data and the combination of the strengths of each to address the theme of the domain future.