Sentence examples for methods were pursued from inspiring English sources

Trends observed by qualitative methods were pursued by quantitative measurements, mainly density indices of specifically labelled cells, to assess statistical reliability of differences between groups.

Trends observed by qualitative methods were pursued by quantitative measurements, mainly volumetric, horizontal areal and vertical linear indices of the pallium and its parts, to assess the statistical reliability of differences between groups.

In this paper, so-called one-shot optimization methods are pursued.

Commonly two different methods are pursued to design a bimodal Si3N4 microstructure: (i) annealing at a later sintering stage (T > 1850 °C) initiating β-Si3N4 grain growth via Ostwald ripening and (ii) seeding with β-Si3N4 nuclei, which abnormally grow during the liquid-phase sintering process.

The method is pursued everywhere, but notably in chapters on "The Merchant of Venice", "King Lear" and "Macbeth", each of which unfolds events in Shakespeare's life and works them round to themes in the plays always acknowledging the distance travelled, the absence as well as the presence of a real Shakespeare.Or almost always.

Consequently, an alternative to Metzner and Otto's method was pursued.

The method is pursued in the determination of the requirements of scientific rhetoric in the second half of the Phaedrus (259e 279c).

Filtricine: The cancer treatment method being pursued by this company, instead of adding something lethal to cancer cells into the bloodstream, subtracts what they need to live while leaving normal cells unharmed.

For these reasons, independent measurements of the density profile would be of considerable value and in the last years complementary methods for Earth radiography were pursued, by using cosmic beams of neutrinos and muons.

Methods for preparation of diets were pursued according to the research done by Bai and Kim (1997).

For example, only those respondents who reported that they had been looking for work were asked about the methods they were pursuing to find employment; those who reported they were not looking for work received additional questions about reasons for not doing so.