Sentence examples for thorough methods from inspiring English sources

In his own country the king paid particular attention to agriculture and fruit growing, improved the administrative system, and developed more thorough methods of training scribes.

Although Celera's 'shotgun' sequencing approach was inferior to the HGP's more thorough methods, anger turned to reluctant admiration for Venter as he challenged and kept up with the massive forces of the HGP.

The management of the PISA program is well established and rigorous; thorough methods are used in all phases of the data collection (see OECD 2012b).

However, as smaller pumps are implemented in complex fluids like blood, more thorough methods are needed to adequately assess the pump performance and hemocompatibility of these new devices.

We have focused on the use of thorough methods in our approach to maximize the sensitivity of our results.

We advise authors of DTA reviews to try to avoid the introduction of publication bias and apply thorough methods for identifying primary studies, alongside regular searches in electronic biomedical databases.

But for the first time this year, state education officials used a more thorough method of tracking students, made possible by technological improvements.

Hand washing is the most thorough method of cleaning antique rugs, contemporary handmade rugs and machine-made "Belgium" or Karastan-type rugs.

This takes longer, and I have to work quickly to avoid the pasta drying out, but the texture seems more uniform, and the pasta stronger and more elastic, than with a simpler, but less thorough method.

As governor, Christie Whitman spent about $500 million and considerable political capital to implement a more thorough method known as the dynamometer test, which uses a treadmill to measure carbon monoxide and nitrous oxide, so the state could attain pollution levels set by the federal Environmental Protection Agency under the Clean Air Act.

Skins had been used for writing material even earlier, but a new, more thorough method of cleaning, stretching, and scraping made possible the use of both sides of a manuscript leaf, leading to the supplanting of the rolled manuscript by the bound book (codex).