Sentence examples for more established approaches from inspiring English sources

While it appears to provide algorithmic capabilities for the simulation of such systems that are roughly comparable to those of more established approaches such as parallel tempering, it is intrinsically much more suitable for massively parallel computing.

It should prove useful for complementing other diet analysis approaches and in defining predator-prey interactions where more established approaches are not yet feasible.

Vector control practices in forested tribal areas such as Raurkela, follow more established approaches with intensive IRS and LLIN programs.

This study was retrospective and suffered from some loss to followup; future prospective trials are called for to compare this technique to other, more established approaches.

Based on real time quantitative RT-PCR (QRT-PCR), these arrays enable a more focused and sensitive approach to the study of gene expression than gene chips, while offering higher throughput than more established approaches to QRT-PCR.

In the future, we anticipate that convergence of this approach with more established approaches to multicellular system control will lead to improved functional tissue formation in vitro and the possibility of transformative advances in regenerative medicine.

Not only will technical systems in very different sectors have to be changed, but, more fundamentally, established approaches to mitigation and adaptation will have to be challenged, and, if necessary, themselves transformed.

Wider range of applications and comparative studies to more established proteomics approaches is still in progress.

Finally, we compared each patient's network measures with the corresponding values obtained in control participants, using Crawford's Z test as a more appropriate an established approach for small samples size [Crawford and Garthwaite, 2004; Crawford et al., 2003a, b].

1) A "guideline" approach that advocates sequential addition of antidiabetes agents with "more established use" (1); this approach more appropriately should be called the "treat to failure" approach, and deficiencies with this approach have been discussed (2).

As agents like ipilimumab becomes more established as an anticancer approach, it will be necessary to weigh the possible benefits of immunotherapy against the time required to confirm disease progression as part of clinical decision making.