Sentence examples for methods pointed out from inspiring English sources

In this section, we provide performance evaluation of the proposed STM and compare it to other representative RF-REM construction methods pointed out in Section 4. Simulation results on the performance of the considered methods are summarized in Figure 6 for the three selected scenarios.

Data collected from the two methods pointed out significative differences.

6) Similarly, the Discussion requires a clear discussion about the limitations of the methods (pointed out by reviewer 3 in particular, but other reviewers also).

Greg Fahy, the chief scientist at 21st Century Medicine, the company that invented the cryoprotectant Alcor uses to protect the brain from ice crystals, defended Alcor's methods, pointing out that no method was available that could achieve connectome preservation using fixation and plastic embedding of a human brain, so that no evidence for that approach existed either.

Todd explains some of the shop's arcane methods, pointing out the wooden pigeon-hole where albums that need to be reordered go, and the fact that every shelved CD has a little square of card folded around it on which there's a handwritten sales history.

Advocates of experimental methods point out that many purportedly clear, uncontroversial judgments have turned out to be unreliable, and led to false empirical generalizations about languages.

Those inclined toward less experimentally controlled methods point out that there are many clear and uncontroversial acceptability judgments that do not need to be shown to be reliable.

It starts with a section on high- and low-energy emulsification methods, pointing out the most important advantages and drawbacks of each technique and key parameters to obtain nanoemulsions for cosmetic applications.

Comparative studies with reference to both the traditional use of cantilever beam approaches and finite element methods point out the role of the bracing pattern and, more precisely, of the level of the crossing of diagonals in tower panels.

Supporters of American Apparel's methods point out that the company's wholesale and retail businesses in the U.S. have been growing.

The comparison of the data obtained by ILP versus DPPH scavenging methods) points out a good correlation (R = 0.79); in fact only few points referred to that strawberry, blueberry, jurubeba, and, in less amount, siriguela scatter from the linear relationship.