The phrase "take methods" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the strategies or techniques taken to achieve a goal or solve a problem. For example, "In order to pass the test, I took methods such as studying with a group, creating flashcards, and taking practice tests."
Before Dr. Granger's studies, it was common practice for economists to take methods intended for stationary time series and use them to analyze nonstationary ones.
One of his favorite lines is "marketers ruin everything". What he means is that marketers take methods that work and then beat consumers with them until numbness sets in, at which point the methods stop working.
At the University of Oxford, Vaibhav Mohanty wants to learn to take "methods from theoretical and computational physics and apply them to biological systems and medical problems". Today, Mohanty said, new technologies may be developed that can offer similar insights on processes such as protein folding, DNA and RNA folding, and more.
Many empirical students will take methods as a second field.
Venditti and Pagel take methods designed for analyzing the rates of evolution of new species and use them to learn more about the rates at which new languages form.
Once Sentinel-3 is active, Kudela notes, "we can take methods that we know work and start to apply them to smaller water bodies almost immediately".
"Both take method, fantasy and creativity".
Census Bureau officials estimate the number of people undercounted and overcounted by comparing the figures from traditional census taking methods with data derived from a sample of American households.
This workshop will offer tips on taking effective notes and will present a variety of note- taking methods.
These techniques can be applied to improving participant's learning activity through the use of better note taking methods.
Forget De Niro piling on weight for Raging Bull – Bale's startling weight loss for this 2004 psychological thriller took method acting-committment to a new level.
