Sentence examples for usable method from inspiring English sources

CPs felt that this was the more practical usable method since multiple users did not have to keep logging in and out of the system.

From our results we demonstrated that preferentially amplified oral rinse samples with HPV detection from real-time PCR Taqman assays and FAP PCR, is a usable method overall, which could be used within a clinic setting.

According to previous reports, combination of H.E. and Gram staining protocols seems to be a usable method for the detection of biofilm existence and corresponding histopathologic changes, since H.E. staining is for the investigation of microscopic architecture, while Gram protocol stains various bacterial elements [ 25].

To install the software in a usable method, you would then need to deploy/install the software using the administration install point, to a computer system.

We describe the usable methods in X-ray imaging (radiography, computed tomography [CT], and micro-CT) and in magnetic resonance imaging by specifying the associated methods of measurements.

Usable methods to assess urban ecosystem services at the right scale and resolution while also accounting for the multi-functionality of urban green infrastructures are still needed.

This is achieved by realising a research survey, where using the resulting insights KBE practice reaching aerospace engineering offices shall be more efficiently delivered through fast and accurate knowledge extraction and encoding into usable methods and tools.

In this study, we have evaluated twelve different usable methods, and their influence on the quality of gene clustering.

In this study, we decided to evaluate the quality of MV imputations with all usable methods, and their influence on the quality of gene clustering.

Therefore, there is a need for a simple field-usable method that can afford a quicker and objective readout for the diagnosis of malaria using the LAMP method.

This can be easily done as a lot of re-usable methods and code have been provided e.g. to collect the needed information from the ontology, compare the preferences of the patient with the characteristics of the staff members or find the closest staff member.