Sentence examples for using a common approach from inspiring English sources
Using a common approach for constructing dynamic models for predicting Clostridium perfringens growth in ready-to-eat uncured beef during cooling, there was no appreciable difference between the models' predictions when the population of cells was within the lag or exponential phases of growth.
The integration of a sensor's data in an application using a common approach is complicated.
The first life span assays were conducted using a common approach to generate the age-synchronized cohorts.
The World Health Organization coordinated a series of facility-based surveys using a common approach in six countries: Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Jamaica, Mozambique, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe.
To address at least the last two of these issues, we present the assembly of 623 genomes from natural populations of D. melanogaster, all assembled using a common approach.
With the help of the video, they were in a better position to understand that a group of five diverse health professionals could work together as a team in the best interests of the clients using a common approach to the decision making process in an asynchronous manner.
In the post-processing step, we use a common approach to improve the surface visualization.
Jhpiego used a common approach during two distinct initiatives to identify individuals in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean whose expertise in their clinical service area and whose leadership capacity could be strengthened to enable them to serve as champions for maternal and newborn health (MNH).
Here, we will use a common approach and transform the LPC coefficients to line spectral frequencies (LSF) coefficients [28].
For the mortality analyses, the investigators used a common approach for analyses of the time-series data on daily PM10 levels and deaths for each city.
In this study, we selected countries based on the availability of information on all three indicators: water, sanitation and housing condition and used a common approach to define a slum household and a slum neighborhood.
