Sentence examples for methods mean that from inspiring English sources

However, advances in simulation methods mean that system performance resulting from the use of new techniques and from the integration of innovative and more sustainable design approaches can now be fully assessed.

Its RMSE of 0.985 log S units is encouraging and its R2 of 0.706 is a decent result for this dataset, although the different validation methods mean that comparisons with McDonagh et al. [13] can be no more than semi-quantitative.

I am proud to be a fundraiser, I am proud of the ways in which we fundraise and I am proud that these fundraising methods mean that people who need support are able to receive it.

Mr. Grigorovich's pure-dance methods mean that there are no real sword fights; rapiers are flourished in the air like gestures, but not used.

Advancements in liquid-chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) methods mean that T and DHT levels can be measured in small tissue samples with high sensitivity and reliability [ 3– 6].

The statistical properties of these methods mean that more data directly translates to an increased confidence in downstream results, providing the substitution model is adequate and the MSA is correct.

The recruitment methods meant that information was not available to assess response bias at baseline.

The new pay-per-page method means that payment is made every time a reader turns a page during their first read.

But Newman said questions over the bureau's methods meant that "nothing short of a thorough government-funded review and audit, conducted by independent professionals, will do".

The confluence of technological limitations and simple searching methods means that only two kinds of online searchers are well served: those looking for very popular terms and those who are using uncommon words to hunt for specific things.

The increasing availability of effective birth-control methods meant that women could plan their families along with their futures, and the dual-career family became the norm rather than the exception.