Sentence examples for simplifying approach from inspiring English sources

As Jenkins asked in his revised edition of 1813, "All are at once ready to acknowledge, that there should be a proper standard for pronunciation; …and is it not equally necessary there should be a proper standard to convey our ideas by writing as by pronunciation?" This simplifying approach was immediately copied by nearly every writing manual published in the United States.

This simplifying approach was also used in Buckley (2009).

The dynamic response of SCRs is traditionally assessed by performing a series of long time history analyses but a simplifying approach has recently been proposed.

To alleviate the inefficiency and errors of this situation, we have taken a simplifying approach to determining changes in the solubility of sparingly soluble complex chemicals as the solvent type and composition are varied.

In Keeling and White (2011) vaccination within this type of model was examined for a single population through numerically solving the associated ODEs; here we take the simplifying approach of using Eq. (3) which greatly enhances the computational efficiency.

We used this simplifying approach as the broad topic of this review resulted in a very heterogeneous pool of studies which impaired comparability and information had to be condensed in order to be able to provide a meaningful summary on the topic.

Single-cell proteomics discerns much of this detail, and, if truly quantitative, can yield simplifying approaches towards understanding how such pathways function.

However, by virtue of their reliance on gene level comparisons, these compelling simplifying approaches are restricted to selected platforms, and so do not address global comparison of biological function across experiments and species.

To this end, we used a simplifying modeling approach to examine how the different modes of Cdc20 combine to limit the level of APCCdc20.

The tool's Excel interface is easy to use and, while classification assumptions are quite simplifying, the approach offers a platform for much-needed discussion between health and trade ministries and related sectors, especially when used in conjunction with other epidemiological data.

Although the models make some simplifying assumptions, the approach reveals a simple strategy to test and correct for unmeasured confounding using the COCA under the foregoing formalization.