Sentence examples for methods prove quite from inspiring English sources
These methods prove quite useful in 3D-CGIN.
Selective reactive ion etching (RIE, see Methods) proved quite effective, with a yield of about 30% for devices with undamaged junctions.
The SSR method proved quite discriminatory as compared to tandem repeat-tRNA-PCR, a fingerprinting method for typing non-Saccharomyces yeasts.
It was during these trips that Wallenberg was able to closely observe the Nazis' bureaucratic and administrative methods, knowledge which would prove quite valuable to him later.
The application of existing client outcome evaluation methods is proving quite burdensome for human service agencies, and the utilization of results is infrequent, such as for continuous quality improvement [Evaluation and Program Planning 16 (1993) 325].
Over the last several years, molecular methods have proven quite useful to study strain relatedness, allowing retrospective examinations of putative candidosis outbreaks and assessments of the epidemiological aspects of such outbreaks.
We made and characterized an affinity-purified antibody against the cytoplasmic tail of claudin 7 (see Methods) that proved quite satisfactory for both western blots (Fig. 2a) and immunohistochemistry on both frozen and paraffin sections.
It didn't prove quite that simple.
Of course, more elaborate productions can prove quite expensive.
The new development could prove quite useful.
They prove quite interesting.
