Sentence examples for methods suggested a from inspiring English sources

Both statistical and slope stability methods suggested a combination of height and width (dimensions) has more significance on the stability of the dump slopes at Enyigba mine than slope angles (inclination).

However, incomplete agreement between the methods suggested a margin of difference, probably due to ultrasonographic visualization of both 'active' and fibrotic pannus in the joints.

The ML analysis using nucleotide sequences supported a monophyletic group for the P. abies genes (data not shown) whereas the other methods suggested a division into two sub-clades.

Oostendorp et al. [ 10] conducted in vivo experiments by using a boundary element head model and in vitro experiments to estimate the conductivity ratio, and both methods suggested a different BSCR value of 15.

Subgroup analysis by country and hs-CRP detection methods suggested a negative relationship between atorvastatin treatment and hs-CRP levels among Chinese AF patients (SMD = 1.34, 95% CI: 1.00 1.69, P < 0.001) and by using ELISA method (SMD = 1.11, 95% CI: 0.51 1.71, P < 0.001), but not among Turkish population and using INA method (all P > 0.05).

When rare variants were considered, all collapsed methods suggested an excess of significant genes associated with flowering-time related traits.

Initial comparison between the phage assay and BACTEC methods suggested an estimated sensitivity and specificity for the phage assay of 100%and96.5%5% respectively if the BACTEC was taken as the "gold standard".

A paper, just out in Nature Methods, suggests a cunning new way to collect data from wild animals without causing them undue stress.

Fire history analysis using dendrochronology methods suggests a historical pre-19000) firotationiof of ca. 550 yr, comparable with or longer than many other woodlands on the Colorado Plateau.

Evidence from comparisons between integer programming and heuristic solution methods suggests a suboptimality level of around 3%10%% for well-chosen heuristics, much depending on the problem and data.

The relatively better performance of the linear methods suggests a low-order autoregressive process or a random walk plus noise model ([Chatfield 2002, S2.5.5]), for which simple exponential smoothing is optimal ([Chatfield 2002, S4.3.1]).