Sentence examples for methods would miss from inspiring English sources

Researchers can visually distinguish patterns that automated methods would miss.

Theoretically speaking, our methods would miss some genes with 2-fold difference in expression levels between stressed and control samples at less than two time points due to the diluting effect of the pooled samples.

It can detect similarities that the SNP method would miss, especially when two strains being compared share a sequence that is absent in the reference strain used for SNP calling.

Authors' response: If there is a symmetric best match between two genes in two genomes with the P-value of 0.1 (such a high number may be the consequence of low sequence similarity), and we apply a method of ortholog definition that only examines matches with the P-value of 10-5 or less, such a method would miss such a pair.

Mr. Morison said, however, that the LineScout uncovered potentially serious early fraying problems on a line that other inspection methods would have missed.

Our case also demonstrates the necessity of a broad genetic rescreening at relapse, not only at the onset of leukemia, as monitoring by NPM1 mutation type-specific methods would have missed the newly developed mutation at relapse.

Traditional PCR-based mutation detection methods such as single strand contamination polymorphism (SSCP) analysis would miss these mutations since only the normal allele would amplify.

The administrative method used Statistical Year Book birth records, and therefore would miss in- and out-migration among young children.

Our method only detected symptoms on the day of the burning and would miss second-day delayed visits and/or more mild distress if they occurred.

He would miss appointments.

That would miss the point.