Sentence examples similar to methods usually referred from inspiring English sources

We compared a new density gradient centrifugation protocol (OncoQuick) with the standard method usually referred to as Ficoll (HistoPaque).

The first method, usually referred to as the "n" method, uses the number of all cases that fall into clusters as the estimator of clustered cases.

These methods are usually referred to as enrichment methods (EM).

This validation method is usually referred to as a cross-validation approach in the literature [ 31, 32].

The method of behaviour change usually referred to as 'modelling' is based on vicarious learning (Manz & Sims, 1981), and states that behaviour change can be achieved through influencing various determinants (such as attitude and self-efficacy) through observation of others (models) performing a behaviour.

There are several methods to treat optimization problems of this type, which are usually referred to as the elimination method, the state and decision variable method, the Jacobian method and the method of Lagrange multipliers.

This situation has prompted the development of methods to quantitatively estimate 3D volumes from sets of 2D images, which are usually referred to as "three-dimensional reconstruction methods".

This is usually referred to as the reference supplement.

This method was introduced into astrochemistry to circumvent the accretion limit problem and is usually referred to as the "master equation method".

The introduced method which is a greedy algorithm [39], is usually referred to as Matching Pursuit.

Although there is no precise and universally accepted definition of "mixed methods" the term usually refers to some combination of quantitative and qualitative methods.