Sentence examples for two sets of methods from inspiring English sources

In this research, two sets of methods have been suggested and tested based on Belgian data.

auxiliary method n. a member of one of two sets of methods (the set of primary methods is the other) that form an exhaustive partition of the set of methods on the method's generic function.

The analyses involve two sets of methods and are always stratified by sex and age group with centenarians as the study group and three younger age groups 65 79, 80 89, and 90 99 as comparison.

Detection theory provides two sets of methods of interest to ecologists studying responses to HIREC: a family of statistical modelling techniques that enable inferences about animals' decision-making processes from experimental data, and a way of determining optimal behaviour and estimated fitness under information constraints.

The system is hierarchical and consists of three sets of methods which assess consecutively the fundamental physical and chemical prerequisites, reactivity, and performance in a blend with Portland cement.

We describe two sets of modularization methods.

One set of methods, and a quite important one for many practicing statisticians, is aimed at data reduction.

Winsberg (2010) has argued that the conceptual division between verification and validation can be misleading, if it is taken to suggest that there is one set of methods which can, by itself, show that we have solved the equations right, and that there is another set of methods, which can, by itself, show that we've got the right equations.

Finally, two tables were created inputting mean and ratio of computed CBF values from the two sets of the two methods, i.e., ARG and BFMF, and BFMP and BFMF.

Only bI0123B08 and bI0511D06 BAC DNAs were then subjected to long-range PCR with two sets of primers (see methods).

We compared our PBM model with seven other methods that predict affinities of TF binding to given sequences, and the different methods are evaluated using areas under the ROC curve (AUC) as a measure of their abilities to correctly classify the two sets of sequences (see Methods, Supplementary Results in Additional file 1 and Figure S1 therein for details).