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Discover LudwigThe sentence 'select a method' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This might be used in instructions, for example: "To complete this task, select a method from the list below."
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This implies that the smooth completion of complex transactions is facilitated by multimodality, especially by the ability to select a method capable of expressing complex intentions.
There are several methods for assessing physical activity and each researcher should select a method according to the purpose and the characteristics of the study.
Characteristics of various discrete variable optimization methods are summarized in a table making it easier to select a method for the given MV-OPT problem.
When dealing with non-compendial methods, the critical quality attribute should be identified to select a method, which is sensitive and specific to determine changes in critical quality attributes.
When it came to assisting a woman to select a method, the pattern was clearer.
Authors may seem to arbitrarily select a method of assessing and evaluating dietary data, and apply various corrections.
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I selected a method which I anticipated would be appropriate to the construction of 'scaleless' objects, such that one could imagine them occupying planetary sized volumes of space.
Selecting a method for performing a crawl depends on the desirable goal.
The characteristics of the primary users are the main factors in selecting a method.
When selecting a method, one must define an acceptable tradeoff between performance and the complexity or computation time required.
We selected a method only requiring presence data since these methods have been shown to outperform regression methods where a species does not occupy all available suitable habitats [7].
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