Sentence examples for use an integrated method from inspiring English sources
Since skills such as literacy, image recognition, and information searching develop at different rates, most children use an integrated method to deduce the content of various databases.
Song et al. 2012 used the Bayesian network to describe the coseismic landslide, while Umar et al. 2014 used an integrated method of frequency ratio (FR) and logistic regression (LR) to define the most important factor in coseismic landslide occurrences.
The study uses an integrated method with a more traditional "four-step" demand forecast by OKI, and station-based Light Rail Ridership Regression (LRRR) demand forecast for the proposed Oasis Line by Pelz [15].
For analysis we used an integrated method for detection of single nucleotide changes, indels and CNVs.
In this study we use an integrated array of geophysical methods to detect the lateral extent and distribution of solution features as indicative of anisotropy in the Biscayne Aquifer.
Here, we exploited this using an integrated bioinformatics/proteomics method to identify both virulence factors and their complement of interacting host proteins.
With the normalized intensities, DEGs in samples at 4 h or 24 h after PDGF treatment in comparison with control samples were identified using an integrated statistical method previously described [ 50].
When used together as an integrated method, they can drive dramatic change and tremendous satisfaction in our lives.
Using an integrated mixed-methods approach including ethnographic surveys and interviews, and spatial mapping through drawings and image- and range-based modelling.
More than 2000 people with fertility problems contributed to the creation of FertiQoL, and it was developed using an integrated mixed-method approach that included literature reviews, international expert consultations, patient focus groups, a cross-cultural feasibility and acceptability survey, and a psychometric survey evaluation.
The controllers are designed using an integrated reaching law method, based on a simplified model of the current control loop of these motors.
