Sentence examples for using a method presented from inspiring English sources
After evaluation, the number concentrations and the geometric mean diameters of NaCl aerosol particles were estimated using a method presented in Park, An, and Hwang (2007a) and were compared to scanning mobility particle sizer (SMPS) data.
Extraction yields were compared to those theoretically calculated using a method presented previously, which combined extraction and degradation kinetics [ 1], and also to those yields obtained by a conventional solvent extraction method.
We addressed this problem by using a method presented by Ding et al. [ 32] that adjusts for the difference in samples sizes, and thus statistical power, to re-estimate eQTL overlap expected under the scenario of equal sample size [ 34].
In this article, we used a method presented in [16, 17] to get one, two, three, or four flips solutions.
Vessels in the BT4C brain tumours were immunohistochemically stained for factor VIII and quantified manually using a method originally presented by Weidner (1993).
The rhythm features used in this article rely on a method presented in [30, 31] which itself is based on former work by Scheirer [32].
The influence of flapwise predeformations on the natural frequencies and mode shapes of rotating and non-rotating blades is studied, by using a new method presented recently by the authors.
Figure 6 plots in semilog coordinates the number of perfect IRs as a function of copy length for the S. cerevisiae, R, and RA genomes, together with expected numbers calculated using a theoretical method presented elsewhere (Lillo and Spano 2007).
By using an optimization method presented in the companion paper, Part I, the optimal structural modifications leading to minimization of the vibratory response are found.
Allen et al. (2007) recently reconstructed exposure to methylmercury (MeHg) in women of childbearing age and pregnant women, using a method similar to that presented here.
A comprehensive set of RON and MON data for mixtures of propane, propylene (propene), n-butane and iso-butane are presented, using a method that is consistent with the currently active ASTM Research and Motor test methods for liquid fuels.
