Sentence examples for the methods of dealing from inspiring English sources

Once oil was flowing into the water, the methods of dealing with it have changed little in decades, environmentalists say.

The computational results demonstrate the efficiencies of the heuristics, highlighting the methods of dealing with multiple types of components.

In recent years, the topic of revenue sharing has been at the centre of a fiery debate concerning the methods of dealing with television rights from watching football in each country (Parlasca 2006).

The outcomes in the models also took into account differences in the methods of dealing with non-completers across the various trials, with disease-free patients in FREEDOMS excluded from the models for the DMF comparisons if they did not complete the trial (as assumed in the DEFINE and CONFIRM trials).

The method of dealing with corporate entities has not been decided.

Some of our politicians might today endorse the method of dealing with voting masses suggested in an old Taoist text: "The Sage rules by emptying the people's hearts & filling their bellies...ever striving to make people knowledgeless".

During the trial proceedings, the Jordanian military prosecutor wrote to the country's authorities that "the method of dealing with the Petra Bank and its liquidation was the result of personal hatred and envy".

"If they had not figured out a way to handle the ventilation system," Dr. Jackson said, referring to the method of dealing with the exhaust fumes from motor vehicles, "the tunnel wouldn't have worked, and prior to the Holland Tunnel they had not figured that out".

The chapter also discusses the mathematical basis of the concept of uncertainty and the method of dealing with combined errors.

26 Although, overall, we adhere to the PRISMA-P statement, the method of dealing with publication bias (item 16) is not specified in this protocol.

We used multiple imputations by chained equations to deal with missing data as this has been shown to be the method of dealing with missing data that is least likely to bias parameter estimates (Ali et al., 2011, Graham et al., 2007, White et al., 2011).