Sentence examples for methods specifically developed from inspiring English sources
We also illustrate applications and possible problems of two methods specifically developed for valid analysis of secondary phenotypes.
The design of a real-time system needs to incorporate methods specifically developed to represent the temporal properties of the system under consideration.
A small-scale experiment was conducted using methods specifically developed to mitigate four core problem areas identified from review: context, system understanding, methods and controls.
Some methods specifically developed for bimodal processes (e.g., single-moment, Jiao Moan, Sakai Okamura and Fu Cebon method) are compared with the Tovo Benasciutti method, a new approach valid for the broader class of wide-band processes.
The identification of humans in non-ideal conditions has been gaining increasing attention, mainly supported by the multitude of novel methods specifically developed to address the covariates of non-cooperative biometric recognition.
The HOMA SI was determined using the methods specifically developed for ZDF rats [36].
The result was identical using the RPMM27, which is a clustering method specifically developed for DNA methylation (Supplementary Figure S1f).
We quantify the accuracy of a volume-of-fluid (VOF) formulation, implemented in a popular open-source computational fluid dynamics code, compared with a new formulation of a level set (LS) method, specifically developed for quasi-static capillarity-dominated displacement.
Unfortunately, there is a lack of data on detection method specifically developed for airborne viruses.
The measurement of the extracellular concentrations of d-xylose and d-xylonate was done by ultra-performance liquid chromatography (UPLC, Waters, Massachusetts, USA) through a novel method specifically developed for the analysis of d-xylonate (Almqvist et al. 2017).
To our knowledge, this work presents for the first time a detection and alignment method specifically developed for 3D domain swapping.
