Sentence examples for methods still tend from inspiring English sources

In the RBAC domain, although very effective and less costly, recent test generation methods still tend to output large amounts of test cases (Damasceno et al. 2016).

However, the new methods still tend to underestimate the actual amount of rate change.

Ways of reducing the musical noise has been proposed by e.g. Ephraim and Malah [4], although this method still tends to give audible artifacts which could in some cases even result in reduced listening comfort compared to the original unprocessed signal [5].

We can see that the kNN method still tends to classify all matrices as Hermitian, but it is possible to calculate a discrimination line (see Fig. 4) between values of (P_{vert 0 rangle }) for Hermitian and non-Hermitian matrices, because the lowest value of probability for Hermitian matrices is 0.8790 and the highest value of (P_{vert 0 rangle }) for non-Hermitian matrices is 0.8313.

Important to keep in mind is that EM imputations, though a clear improvement over more traditional methods, will still tend to underestimate the standard errors [ 52].

Even when people are aware of the side effects or failures experienced by other users of a method, sometimes they still tend to prefer it because it is familiar [ 13].

While often highly accessible and relevant for crime research, these technologies and methods are currently underutilized by criminologists who still tend to rely on traditional data-collection methods, such as systematic observation and surveys.

Mr Brown has avowedly repudiated the old methods, but Labour's press apparatchiks still tend to be mini-Campbells wearing sharp suits and scowls.

Another obstacle to students' developing a deeper understanding of diffusion and osmosis may be that instructors still tend to rely on more traditional, didactic-style methods of teaching these abstract concepts.

I still tend to stick to navy.

They still tend to children and chores.