Sentence examples for more prevalent methods from inspiring English sources

In this paper an attempt will be made to draw a line as to the conditions under which composites can been used to make engineering products where improved sliding wear resistance is demanded and where more prevalent methods like ageing could serve the purpose.

Probing the dynamics of RBPs and their targets during evolution is likely to become more prevalent as methods for isolating RNA and their binding proteins become easier and as more RNA regulatory molecules (whether they be proteins or RNAs themselves) are characterized.

Ordering medications from pharmacy staff during their ward visit was more prevalent than other methods of ordering medications; the prevalence of different ordering methods varied between 13% and 62% of usable responses.

Cheaper but less experienced appraisers are more prevalent, as are methods of valuation that don't require appraisers at all.

The oval grains of CdSe form with a diameter of about several tens of nanometers are distributed uniformly over the entire nanoneedle (with no shadowing effects at the base which would otherwise be more prevalent with PVD methods).

We next carried out Next Generation sequencing (NGS) to assess the feasibility of this new technology for analyzing miRNAs in urine samples as compared to the traditional more prevalent qRT-PCR methods widely used.

Broadcasting in vehicular networks is more prevalent than other transmission methods because of need to facilitate rapid, brief communications with nearby vehicles.

Although standing wave-based separation methods are more prevalent in the literature, travelling waves have been demonstrated to perform high-efficiency sorting of particles.

CAR-modified NK and NKT cells are becoming more prevalent because they provide a method to direct these cells more specifically to target cancer cells, with less risk of adverse effects.

The ability to accurately produce complex parts, and to reuse and remanufacture used parts is becoming more prevalent, requiring more efficient and rapid methods to be developed.

This is mainly to achieve a staging system that is universally available and as cervical cancer is more prevalent in developing countries, only clinical methods are universally available.