Sentence examples for the need for better methods from inspiring English sources
Due to the need for better methods to upgrade heavy oil, selective ring opening (SRO) of multi-ring aromatics to mono-aromatics has attracted great interest.
She said the findings illustrate the need for better methods of collecting data on childhood TB, including better diagnostics and more systematic data collection.
The need for better methods to identify similarities in microarray data sets arises from the fact that although the analysis techniques have constantly improved over the past years, one of the biggest hurdles remains the comparability among distinct data sets produced by different researchers and laboratories, resulting in lists of genes which do not overlap, or overlap in a very limited fashion.
It emphasizes the need for better methods to measure sexual behaviour than current interviewing techniques.
This study shows the importance of multiple approaches to the analysis of rare variants, and the need for better methods to estimate contributions, before we dismiss the importance of this large body of genetic variation.
Given the need for better methods of assessing the risk of CHD in women, as up to 20% of CHD events in women occur in the absence of conventional risk factors, 52 the utility of reproductive history as a marker of risk is very attractive.
Two extracts from the same host plant may have a different pH, thus highlighting the need for better synthesis methods for nanoparticles.
Detection of Listeria monocytogenes serotype 1/2a is rather difficult and time-consuming thus, the need for better detection methods is encouraged.
Some of the overarching findings included the need for better assessment methods and tools, better knowledge about the true cost of resources, continuous effort in developing new process technologies.
The compiled data also highlight the need for better standardized methods in future studies.
Both measurements have considerable imprecision, highlighting the need for better identification methods, especially for people at high risk of DKD complications.
