Sentence examples for of extant methods from inspiring English sources

The framework that is introduced addresses the limitations of extant methods.

We specifically selected three published datasets and compared RNAG's performance to the published performance of other methods in order to avoid self-serving selection biases and biases that can arise with less than ideal application of extant methods.

Relative to extant methods of QI adjustment (e.g., US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Nursing Home Quality Measures) this approach is relatively simple, can be implemented in settings or clinical sub-populations of very small size and represents as perfect as possible adjustment for differences in the patient mix across clinical settings.

The limitations of the extant methods of representation of aerosol activation in cloud models are evaluated.

In his 2010 book, "Yoga Body: The Origins of Modern Posture Practice," Singleton concludes that Krishnamacharya's method was "a synthesis of several extant methods of physical training that (prior to this period) would have fallen well outside any definition of yoga".

I discuss some of the shortcomings of solution techniques in the literature; in particular, none of the extant methods provide a way to distinguish and identify the infinite set of solutions to the underconstrained problem as a subset of all possible DEMs, which has consequences for physical interpretations.

The effectiveness of these methods is demonstrated on 12 datasets and the results are compared with that of various extant methods.

Most of the extant methods are neutral and don't reflect the decision maker's preference in ranking.

From these, it is obvious that, depending strongly on the particular subsample of countries or years included in studies, the point estimates of growth using prior, extant methods based on night lights can be plausible but misleading and results can be spurious.

Extant methods of generating counterbalanced stimulus sequences yield neural modulations that are weakly (or not at all) detected by BOLD fMRI.

In the next weeks and months, extant methods of intelligence gathering will no doubt be intensified and perhaps improved, yet, in reality, the change will be quantitative rather than qualitative.