Sentence examples for towards methods from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate the need to shift from deterministic simulations towards methods that quantify local variations of the microstructure such as fiber volume fraction distributions to determine the tails in the distribution of maximum strain invariant.

Alternative selection criteria and phenotyping methods would have to be developed for progressing from a fleece-oriented approach based on a single universal sampling point towards methods embracing 2D variability.

There is therefore an associated methodological bias towards methods that ground theory in lived experience, and that retain a sensitivity to morally relevant differences in experience that can result from gender, but also from differences in class, ethnicity, sexuality and so on.

We have been diligently looking for new clinical or laboratory information that could provide a connection or correlation between the bimodal relapse pattern and some clinical factor or interventional action and perhaps lead us towards methods to prevent surgery-initiated tumor activity.

Hence, efforts need to be directed towards methods for designing reactors to eliminate thermal shock (ZrO2 based) or that use graphite (very compatible in terms of temperature and thermal shock) with designs that prevent contact of chemical species with graphite materials at high temperatures.

The next step in retail is to refine that concept and look towards methods that require less work - a click-and-play model for ease of use - that also quickly connects the recipient to tracking technology and brings them (and their data) into the analytics fold.

Though our method can provide a generalized overview of the resources used (and their order of use), such a refinement could enable more fine-grained workflow extraction an important step towards method validation and reproduction, as well as having implications for the spreading of knowledge and the monitoring of trends within methods.

These groups present high reluctance towards pharmacologic malaria prevention measures and, to some extent, towards nonpharmacological methods preventing mosquito bites.

We will also see international players moving in, and a greater drive towards alternative methods of provision.

First, democracies have a bias towards "direct" methods of tackling poverty, such as subsidies and hand-outs, which, in the long run, are less effective than "indirect" methods ie, those that generate faster economic growth.

Much less effort has been directed towards developing methods that benefit the re-establishment of all forest biodiversity.