Sentence examples for technique accepted from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the technique accepted in existing design specifications, a slenderness ratio for laced columns with serpentine or crosswise lattices is determined as a result of consideration of the laced column as a statically indeterminate structure.

So, the vertical sounding technique, accepted as a benchmark for ionospheric research, was not able to provide the necessary information about the ionosphere's state at different mid-latitude locations of the Northern Hemisphere during the main and/or recovery phases of this storm.

Our objective was mainly to undertake an ordinal distribution or "shift" analysis, which is an efficient endpoint analysis technique accepted by the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products EMEAA).

In this technique, accepted as the standard for calcium absorption measurements, one low-abundance calcium stable isotope, Ca, was given orally in the formula or human milk, and another isotope, Ca, was given intravenously.

The paper highlights the potential of imaging techniques accepted and practiced for the assessment of timber structures.

Commercially available rapid tests, viral culture, immunofluorescence antibody staining, RT-PCR, immunohistochemical staining, and serologic analysis of paired acute-phase and convalescent-phase sera indicating a 4-fold increase in influenza antibody titer were the diagnostic techniques accepted by the EIP.

Possible solutions include: the redistribution of guidelines to various departments of a hospital (operating room, emergency room, critical care); cell saver techniques; accepting lower blood pressures in select patients; use of antifibrinolytics; use of factor VIIa.

The DNA-protein k d values could also be measured for each operator sequence using biophysical techniques (accepting that such in vitro measurements may not always represent an accurate in vivo k d ).

2. When compared with the conventional impression technique, the digital impression technique was accepted as the preferred and effective technique, according to the subjects' perception.

However, in the end his pioneering technique was accepted and used by Francis to treat his patient, John Wirvell.

For this reason, often a Pareto front technique is accepted as an alternative.