Sentence examples for the method of characterizing from inspiring English sources

Ewes in luteal phase and proestrus were determined according to records of three consecutive estrous cycles and the method of characterizing particular stages of the estrous cycle by plasma progesterone and LH concentrations [ 56].

Investigating the sensitivity of the estimates of between-city heterogeneity in multi-city studies to changes in the method of characterizing pollutant levels within the airshed could prove helpful in verifying that the apparent heterogeneity is not a consequence of monitor siting.

By combining mathematics with computer science, the researchers improved the methods of characterizing pore structure, which evolved from qualitative characterization to semi-quantitative and quantitative characterization.

The present study also demonstrates that the proposed method of characterizing the strain electric butterfly behavior based on the underlying domain switching mechanism is very effective for studying ferroelectric behavior under different loading conditions.

Some of the limitations of each of these methods of characterizing the mixing are exposed; however, together they provide a broad description of the mixing in the partitioned-pipe mixer, and indicate the utility of the theory.

The most common method of characterizing variability in response or reaction times (both denoted here by RT) consists of a single-point estimate of the standard deviation (SD) around the mean reaction time (MRT) for each individual (ISD).

Yet when Carnap offered "the Ramsey method" as a method of characterizing the "empirical meaning of theoretical terms" it was not their empirical significance as such but the specific empirical import of theoretical terms that he considered (1966, Ch. 26).

The study indicates that analysis of morphometric parameters with the help of geographic information system (GIS) would prove a viable method of characterizing the hydrological response behaviour of the watershed.

Leveraging a recently published pan-tropical destructively measured tree AGB database, this study proposed a new method of characterizing the uncertainty of the remotely sensed AGB.

To this end, Satoh and coworkers analyzed budding/sprouting of invasive cancer cells at the borders of tumors to develop a standardized method of characterizing the phenomenon and to better understand its molecular underpinnings.

Small-angle X-ray studies provided a useful method of characterizing the average molar mass of the cyclics.