Right-brain methods take a back seat to traditional science teaching, which emphasizes rules and mathematics.
Associated methods take a technology-centric view that focusses on predicting the most likely technological developments in the mid-term future.
Don't be afraid to reach your goals using unconventional methods; take a risk.
Also, some qualitative methods take a radical approach to objective description in situ.
To its credit, the Obama administration has repudiated "coercive interrogation" methods, taking a step forward from the abject illegality of its predecessor.
Traditional culture methods take a number of weeks to complete a diagnosis and even "automated" methods require considerable hands on time.
Several of these methods take a sequence alignment as an input.
GTP methods take a collection of discordant gene trees and try to find the species tree that implies the fewest evolutionary events.
In silico methods take a computational approach to identify highly conserved areas of a gene through a multiple sequence alignment analysis across numerous species, and thereafter, deduce possible functional defects of a variation.
