Sentence examples for prevalent tool from inspiring English sources

Multiscale fuzzy entropy (MFE) has been taken as a prevalent tool for complexity measure of time series.

Due to the huge cost and difficulties of the field experiment in a real railway line, mathematical modeling has been a prevalent tool to study the dynamic performance of the pantograph catenary system.

A widely used measurement which is the distance of the lower lip to the E-plane as suggested by Ricketts [24] still remains a very prevalent tool when diagnosing a case.

During the last decade, the combination of electroencephalography and functional magnetic resonance imaging (EEG fMRI) in humans became a prevalent tool in neuroscience and related research fields.

Learning management systems and distance education are among the most prevalent tools.

The two most prevalent tools for managing application packages are Advanced Packaging Tool (APT) and Red Hat Package Manager (RPM).

"Rather than just giving patients another way to connect to a carer, Kaia Health has utilised the most powerful and prevalent tools we have to provide clinically effective health treatments, at a fraction of the cost, and freeing up physiotherapists time for more meaningful interactions.

It wasn't on Twitter, but Dennis Cooper's horror novella Zac's Haunted House uses one of the site's most prevalent tools of communication -- the GIF -- to take us on an uncanny, carefully patterned journey.

The prevalent tools for the identification of these mutations are mostly based on the common techniques such as sequencing, allele specific PCR (also known as the amplification refractory mutation system, ARMS), and quantitative PCR (qPCR).

An example of a prevalent assessment tool is Folstein's Mini-Mental State Examination.

Compared to CEA, the most prevalent prioritization tool in health economics, conjoint analysis has several advantages [ 31].