Sentence examples for methods that appropriately from inspiring English sources
It has been difficult to come up with sophisticated statistical methods that appropriately model animal vocal communication syntax.
The answer lies in reconstructing the payment system by creating payment methods that appropriately pay for services provided in a high-quality, safe, and efficient manner.
All analyses were conducted with SUDAAN (version 9; Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park, NC) using survey methods that appropriately adjust for sampling weights.
Reanalysing the data using statistical methods that appropriately utilise the paired differences for identification of differentially expressed genes, we find 17 genes that we can confidently identify as more expressed after chemotherapy than before.
It is apparent that potentially useful information on gene regulation and dynamics may be lost with these suboptimal methods, and there is a need to develop statistical methods that can appropriately model and analyze RNA-seq data.
In this paper, the authors develop a height function method that works appropriately on an unstructured grid.
Because there are few families, each with many members, use of an analysis method that deals appropriately with family relatedness and non-syntenic association in an AIL is crucial.
Applying statistical methods that handle missing data appropriately may reduce the bias and increase the precision of the estimates obtained [ 3].
In order to treat secondary tumours appropriately, methods that allow a retrospective analysis of primary tumour samples are needed to evaluate long-term recurrence.
The hybrid seismic design method is a new method that appropriately combines the best elements of both the force- and the displacement-based methods and affects considerable improvements on these elements.
We recently developed statistical methods that bring increased power and flexibility to spectratype analysis and allow us to analyze TCRBV repertoire development under appropriately complex statistical models.
