Sentence examples for of a certain technique from inspiring English sources

In statistics, the ability of a certain technique to deliver accurate results, although its assumptions are violated, is called the robustness of that technique.

Consequently it attributes a fundamental role to one's ability to apply judgment and exercise discretion in concrete and specific situations that defy the rigid application of a certain technique (or a set of techniques).

This is in line with Denevan's (1983) statement that knowledge of a certain technique does not necessarily lead to adoption, but rather the perceived need.

We believe that our approach to survey the practices of individual anesthesiologists reflects the frequency how individual patients are subjected to the use of a certain technique.

It's possible that YouTube was just disabling a certain technique of creating links to their video files that we happened to use, but it's more likely that they singled us out (our tool has become very popular, and ranks second when you run a Google search for "download YouTube").

However, it is difficult to solve this problem only by improving the performance of a certain biometric technique.

As discussed in the Conclusions, we plan to adapt the method to deal with weighted interactions, e.g., the score of a predicted binding or the confidence of a certain experimental technique.

Tumor size was not a determining factor for the choice of a certain oncoplastic technique (p > 0.05).> -wrap-foot> aLower inner quadrant, lower outer quadrant, 6 o'clock b3 and 9 o'clock cUpper outer quadrant, upper inner quadrant, 12 o'clock From 624 responders, 558 patients provided information about patient satisfaction with the aesthetic outcome (PRO).

If in the first half of the concert one had been conscious of a certain contrast in technique between the two great players, in this second half it was the sheer focus and teamwork that took all the attention.

The major differences between countries in terms of the provision of certain techniques, such as ED and PGD, must be viewed as markers of cross-border reproductive care where couples who do not have access to ART in their home countries, travel elsewhere for treatment.

The system has undergone significant change and improvement in recent years, including through the introduction of restraint minimisation strategies, removal of certain techniques and improved monitoring".