Sentence examples for methods should remain from inspiring English sources

But, he added, "certain methods should remain secret….

Although some time-series studies have assessed health effects of exposure to multiple pollutants on longer time scales, relative performances of different statistical methods should remain similar given the sample size we chose.

Their comparison of the two methods should remain in the manuscript but I suggest that the authors tone down the development of a novel method (for example, remove the last sentence of the Abstract).

In the late fifteenth century, when Niccolò Machiavelli was born, the idea that politics, including the relations among states, should be virtuous, and that the methods of warfare should remain subordinated to ethical standards, still predominated in political literature.

To assess trends and the effect of population-based interventions over time, methods for measuring disease burden should remain relatively stable or adjustments should be made to account for changes in the use of diagnostic tests.

The value of this test has been reinforced by the American College of Rheumatology and their recent task force recommendations, indicating that the IIF ANA method on HEp-2 cells should remain the screening test of choice [1].

Consequently, until a better method is found, TH ICC should remain the gold standard for identification of VTA DA neurons.

This implies hand hygiene and methods to prevent transmission to HCWs should remain an ongoing focus of outbreak management.

In our view, it is unfortunate that the SLICC group refrained from postulating that IF microscopy should remain the reference method for ANA analysis, referring to an 'abnormal titre' (that is, a cutoff based on a reference population) to qualify as a positive test in the new set of criteria [ 10].

The door to the patent office should remain open to those who create methods of doing business, the Supreme Court said in a long-awaited decision announced on Monday.

The information they swap should remain confidential, so as to protect sources and (legitimate) methods.