Sentence examples for single method that is from inspiring English sources

Despite various strategies have been developed, there is no single method that is capable of providing full coverage of the whole phosphoproteome.

There is however, no single method that is most suitable in all situations for identifying, describing and assessing all types of significant environmental effects for use in an SEA.

There is currently no agreement on a single method that is superior for protein structures comparison [ 8– 13].

A third pattern shows a single method that is both dominant and stable, with minor losses recently.

In pediatric patients, adherence is more complex as it involves factors related to children, caregivers, family, regimen, society and culture [ 15, 17], and measuring adherence remains a challenge since there is no single method that is reliable and simple [ 15].

To our knowledge, the CRRL strategy is the only single method that is able to chemoselectively ligate molecules and to then release the molecules under redox control with regeneration for potential multiple subsequent rounds of conjugation and release.

Specifically, there was no single method that was consistently used and often times, no justification was provided for the choice of the method used.

As expected, there is no single regression method that is the best across all tissues, but overall the Bagging-M5P method is the most successful one.

Although many techniques have been recommended to verify the ETT location, there is no single verification method that is ideal in every situation [7, 8].

"It is important to remember these processes should not be interpreted as a rigid, step-by-step formula, or a single 'scientific method' that is used to solve a problem but rather common events that occur, in a logical sequence, within the context of a scientific inquiry classroom (NRC 1996).

A quarter of a century has passed since the first descriptions of similarity searching [10, 11], but it has still not proved possible to identify some single similarity method that is consistently superior (in terms of quantitative measures of screening effectiveness such as enrichment factor or cumulative recall) to the many others that have been developed over the years [7, 12, 13].