Sentence examples for methods which give from inspiring English sources
But it does mean that principles which privilege these methods — which give them more weight than others, no matter what the question — have an obvious virtue: they recommend methods that aren't secret or the province of a few.
Several air-sampling methods, which give different results depending on the amount of air collected, are reported.
In the case of a low noise level, gradient estimations are the classical methods which give satisfactory results.
MRIs are large and have high resolution, a higher resolution then histological methods which give results that are neither the same size nor quality.
It appears, Bronwen, that you have been faithful to Pollock's working methods in your application of the black abstract patterns first, though, unlike Pollock, resorted to the use of a brush, the sweeps reminding the audience of your hand, an assertion of authorship, rather than Pollock's more detached methods which give a greater feeling of chance and control at play.
All of the methods, which give estimates of lifetime risk result in lower estimates than the cumulative rate or cumulative risk.
Different controlled variables were selected by applying singular value and null space methods which gave different decentralized control structures.
The synthetic methods which gave best surface characteristics and high degree of the alloy at lower temperature and moderated time are favourable for increasing the catalytic activity.
The estimated flash points have been compared with one of the best available predictive methods, which gives much lower value of the rms deviation.
Among all the pretreatment method the two methods which gave optimized dye adsorption efficiency were used for the treatment of RTE according to the same experimental method (100 mg adsorbent for 50 mL RTE).
This is strictly related to the fact that nature has developed "optimization methods" which, given the applied external loads, allow us to obtain a proper resistance against mechanical failure with a minimum use of material.
