Magnetic nanoparticles can be synthesized through a multitude of methods including alkaline solution precipitation, thermal decomposition, microwave heating methods, sonochemical techniques, spray pyrolysis, and laser pyrolysis to name a few [1, 4, 6, 7].
Since this is an approach that attempts to integrate annotations obtained from more than one search method, we chose to examine only those annotations that are reported at high confidence through the multitude of methods employed here and therefore report only 614 of the domain family annotations that could be annotated through any one of the approaches.
A multitude of methods were developed to compute the CP decomposition.
A multitude of methods exist for automated active site prediction [4 6].
Nanostructures enabling the PE effect can be fabricated using a multitude of methods [21].
Computational Chemistry covers a broad range of scientific challenges and consequently a multitude of methods and algorithms have been developed over the past decades.
As of 2018, there are thousands of confirmed planets orbiting other stars, detected through a multitude of methods and displaying a tremendous diversity of sizes, masses, and orbital properties.
Technical and software standards aside, everyone at the panel seemed to agree that government regulation be unable to really tackle the fast-moving mobile payments space in a way that's appropriate to the multitude of methods involved.
What method of keeping you apprised of progress works best for you – do you prefer weekly/daily emails or meetings or phone calls or something else?" A leader drives the project forward and can use a multitude of methods to make this happen questions, writing a short proposal/plan/recommendation and seeking feedback, setting up key milestone meetings, etc.
There are a multitude of methods described that successfully utilize circular fixators (both Ilizarov fine-wire fixators and octahedral hexapod fixators) to close these defects primarily either by angulating and deforming the fracture or by acutely shortening the bone segment in order to close the wound [10, 11, 12, 13].
