Sentence examples for techniques of the three from inspiring English sources

Although the recommended insertion techniques of the three SGA are quite similar the investigators were required to perform a minimum of 15 insertions with all three devices before starting patient recruitment, particularly because they had previous experience with reusable laryngeal mask type devices (classical laryngeal mask airway and PLMA) but not i-gel™ and LMA-S.

As a result of this influence plus their academic training from Rimsky-Korsakov, especially in the cases of Anton Arensky and Glazunov, these composers combined the best compositional techniques of The Five and Tchaikovsky in their music.

In conclusion, CANDIDATE-M seems to be the most complete technique of the three proposed methods because it provides good frequency and power estimations and it works in scenarios where more than one desired user is present.

We demonstrate the effectiveness of this technique on the five available eukaryotic PPI networks.

The technique of the two reporters, who stick their microphone in the faces of assorted communards and demand, "Who are you and what are you doing?," is obtrusive and alienating, and it seems to refer to an earlier, more naïve period when television journalism was rooted in the cinéma vérité style of the 1960's -- when Mr. Watkins was a producer for the BBC.

The radio-surgical technique of the six ELIOT procedures did not differ from the 'classic' technique used for previously non-irradiated patients [ 14].

The radio-surgical technique of the six ELIOT procedures did not differ from the 'classic' technique, which has been described previously [ 14] in patients not previously irradiated for HD.

The performance of the technique for the four different fault classes in industrial environment data is more than 98%%.

It appears that the development of efficient techniques of production of the three major New World domesticates corn, beans, and squash was necessary before real sedentary village and town life was possible in most of nuclear America.

Mr. Deak demonstrated an extensive lexicon of techniques in the two jampacked pages of "Figment III".

The linear array technique yields only two of the three coordinates required for absolute positioning of a source.