Sentence examples for most valid approaches from inspiring English sources

Chemical composition engineering is one of the most valid approaches to regulate the active sites for improved activity.

Many reports have proven that the proper orthogonal decomposition (POD) technique is one of the most valid approaches lessening the degrees of freedom (i.e., unknowns) of numerical models for the time-dependent PDEs and alleviating the truncated error accumulation in the calculating course (see [8 10]).

Although randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are considered the most valid approach to evaluate screening effects, they also face a number of methodological challenges, including nonadherence and contamination.

Although this will significantly increase the workload of all physicians involved, it seems to be the most valid approach.

Sacropexy with synthetic mesh should be the most valid approach to the neovaginal prolapse as the correct neovaginal axis is restored and neovaginal function is preserved.

Replication analysis is currently the most valid approach to establish whether these genes indeed contribute to dyslexia and even if association do not reach full statistical significance, association trends may show interesting observation and provide additional evidence.

Although data did not contain information on over-the-counter medication, it only constitutes a minor part of the total drug consumption in Denmark, 7 and since we were interested in drugs as an indicator of health status, it could be argued that the most valid approach is to focus on drugs that require a formal medical indication (ie, prescription).

Listening to users and learning from their experience is the most valid approach of all.

Furthermore, in our data, type 7 surgery was the most valid therapeutic approach in children with a pre-operative deviation ≥ 60 pD (the so-called "large angle esotropia"), showing greater stability of residual ocular deviation results over time.

In this case, we gave consideration to modeling urinary biomarker concentrations as a continuous variable, but we chose a binary outcome approach (i.e., detect or non-detect) as the former would require the imputation of too many left censored values for many of the biomarkers (e.g., 92.8% of values for trans-DCCA) and, as a result, may not be the most valid statistical approach.

Past work published in the transportation literature has reported it is difficult to use rating scales in developing countries but short verbal rating scales have proven to be the most valid and reliable approach [ 42].