Sentence examples for methods specifically to from inspiring English sources

Because our data are largely limited to Japanese isolates, culture-independent methods specifically to detect group G strains from blooms worldwide would be of great help in dealing with this issue.

Few studies have yet applied these methods specifically to breast cancer metastasis.

Hennigian inference is intuitive and accessible for students to understand, and the authors are explicit in describing this method specifically to highlight its limitations (pp. 180 181).

To mitigate this, we propose a method specifically to enhance images having dark portions in them (a preliminary version of this work can be found in [26]).

Design Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (DFMEA) is the application of the Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) method specifically to product design.

We developed this method specifically to compare several high-quality studies that defined the psoriasis transcriptome by identifying DEG between psoriatic lesions and non-lesional tissue from the same patients [11], [12], [13], [14], [15].

We tailored the method specifically to single-cell methylome data, but it could also be useful for analyzing low-coverage WGBS data from large patient cohorts.

Furthermore, a review of the current state-of-the-art is conducted with respect to methods specifically designed to protect the transmissions of the primary users (PUs) from possible interference caused by nearby SU transceivers employing NC-OFDM.

The general question addressed in this article is then to what extent this empirical parameter choice can be by-passed thanks to statistical methods, specifically designed to cope with sparse representations.

The design of a real-time system needs to incorporate methods specifically developed to represent the temporal properties of the system under consideration.

This article presents a non-technical introduction to statistical methods specifically designed to handle the complexly distributed datasets that represent mental health service use, including Poisson, negative binomial, zero-inflated, and zero-truncated regression models.