Sentence examples for methods would entail from inspiring English sources

Other studied methods may be more difficult to implement, and both FM and ATP methods would entail a higher cost than visual inspection.

If thoroughly applied, the method would entail realistic benefits for psychology's applications, particularly where quantitative assessment is involved.

Including parasite phylodiversity would provide a more objective means of measuring parasite richness [ 16] but this method would entail a substantial reduction in our sample size due to insufficient phylogenetic sampling of the Phthiraptera and thus was not included in this study.

The second-order corrections can be calculated by the methods given here, and would entail interior boundary layers around the entry points to the control constraints.

A basic use of the method to obtain only factual information would entail the compilation of a list of information categories for which the SPOC is to indicate whether or not the information is available to be exchanged with other prisons.

Overall, it seems that the ideal approach would entail a combination of different methods, integrated into survey or interview tools that are practical and feasible to administer.

However, this conventional method could negatively impact on the system performance in several respects: less available bandwidth, more battery consumption (which would entail a serious problem for portable CMU units) and an unnecessary overload of the server.

Consider what it would entail.

He declined, knowing what it would entail.

But that's what it would entail".

That would entail some risk.