Sentence examples for methods of charting from inspiring English sources

It was an epidemiological survey, one of the fundamental methods of charting disease in a population or the long-term effects of a disaster.

Monitoring a woman's basal body temperature is one of the oldest methods of charting fertility.

This turns out to be the perfect method of charting relative levels of stupidity among people who look a bit like Pete Townshend.

The Japanese, for example, have used a 300-year-old method of charting known as "candlesticks," made familiar in the West after the analyst Steve Nison examined them in books like "Beyond Candlesticks: New Japanese Charting Techniques Revealed" (1994, Wiley).

Point and Figure Chart: A method of charting in which only price changes (of a specific unit) and the direction of change are the variables.

ITA uses a method of charting called Box Charting: Each trading period's high, low and volume data define coordinates of a "box".

This method of chart extraction is similar to ours, and their findings are comparable to our congruence of 65%.

The retrospective nature and data collection method of chart reviews represent another limitation and there is an inherent limitation in the subjective nature of adjudication of medical error, as definitions of error or good medical practice are open to regional variation and interpretation.

There are, however, geological methods to chart the rise, peak and decline of oil field production.

Alternatively, single-cell amplified genome (SAG) sequencing is emerging as a more direct method to chart metabolic potential of individual cells within microbial communities with special emphasis on candidate phyla that have no cultured representatives (Yoon et al., 2011; Martinez-Garcia et al., 2012; Rinke et al., 2013; Swan et al., 2013).

However, despite these identified ambiguities and problems of documentation in the literature, methods of handling complex chart data are quite inconsistent across the studies and reported only sporadically.