Sentence examples for methods suggesting a from inspiring English sources

The results indicate an excellent concordance between the two methods, suggesting a potential application of the three combinated IC tests (PRV, TGEV and PEDV) for the on-site, rapid screening of porcine diarrhea cases.

On the other hand, polar compounds obtained from A. dealbata leaves significantly and consistently inhibited the radicle length of L. sativa with both methods, suggesting a potential bio-herbicide activity for these compounds.

At high FPRs, node removal outperformed other methods, suggesting a trade-off between high precision and low precision prediction.

Instead, the existence of two L intermediates (L1 and L2, sometimes called L and N) was observed by various methods, suggesting an extracellular to intracellular accessibility change during their interconversion, analogous to the M1 and M2 intermediates of BR.

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

While still somewhat speculative, the science-based methods suggest a total of between 700,000 and one million "excess deaths" to date resulting from the war.

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]).

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, if we consider the net volume of SiO2 removed at temperatures of < 200°C, the isocon methods suggest a 35 wt.% loss of SiO2 from the original mudstone (Kawabata et al. 2007).