Sentence examples for methods which still from inspiring English sources

In recent past years, many efforts have been made to develop rapid and reliable tests, especially by molecular methods, which still have several limits in determining antimicrobial susceptibility.

For small molecule metabolites, maximal values for these dimensions might be close to 200 carbons and hydrogens, and lesser numbers of heteroatoms (see Materials and Methods), which still allows for a search space of 288,120,000 possible formulae.

Since it is impossible to enumerate all the states, we used a sampling strategy to define attractors and basins (see Materials and Methods) which still captured the major events in the cell state space (see discussion in Additional file 2).

The problem with this method -- which still has its loyal advocates -- is that it can leave a big scar and cause bald patches or numbness.

It consists first in examining with a critical eye the relevancy of the aforementioned methods, which are still often used in spite of their restrictive limitations, and second in proposing an alternative approach for each of them.

These methods, which are still in the developmental stage, have the potential advantage of allowing the measurement of individual folate species, such as the major derivatives, in serum and red cells, as well as of relatively minor species, such as unmetabolized folic acid.

On the Genealogy of Morals is Nietzsche's "polemic," i.e., attack, against the assumptions and methods (which, incidentally, are still popular) characteristic of works such as Paul Rée's The Origin of the Moral Sensations (1877).

This last method allows identifying resistant cells which still proliferate.

Proponents of a new, more rigourous method, which is still unproven, may, at first, find it hard to get their work published, whilst referees will be less hesitant about approving work using the old accepted method, which they have used and published themselves.

Among these, the method proposed by Ueda (Ueda 1996/2009) which still assumes the underlying data to be normally distributed and based on the Akaike's Informatin Criterion AICC) (Kitagawa 1979), presents interesting features.

Société Générale has called the leak a "manipulation by the media" that is based on "pseudo-revelations". Speaking to 20 Minutes, a spokesperson for the Paris prosecutor's office declined to comment on the conversation, but highlighted "the unfair method" used to procure the recording, which still needs to be authenticated.