Sentence examples for using a simpler approach from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have focused on one global transition item and OHS, thus using a simpler approach to define thresholds for satisfactory surgery outcomes.

The recent introduction of self-adhesive cements has allowed the luting of GFPs using a simpler approach, potentially reducing the technique sensitivity.

Considering the difficulty of linking complex statistical patterns to the physical structure and biological processes affecting genomic evolution, we ask whether patterns in large-scale genomic structure can be quantified using a simpler approach with an intuitive structural interpretation.

Two approaches were investigated in this study: first, using well-known scaling laws that require changes in particle properties and gas velocity; second, using a simple approach keeping the same particles and gas velocity for different beds.

We constructed this system using a simple approach that incorporates lipopolysaccharides (LPS) onto the surface of nanoparticles constructed from a biocompatible polyester, poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA), loaded with antigen.

In order to solve some of the presented problems this paper describes a method for automatic LUT generation that overcomes some deficiencies of existing methods using a simple approach.

The second objective is providing quantitative estimates of the seismic ground response spectra above the various types of the underground structures based on the real earthquakes using a simple approach.

This study aims to describe and quantify the differences in estimated vegetation productivity for Africa (Figure 1), and also to combine the two methodologies using a simple approach.

So CLASS has pioneered the retraining of elementary teachers to be more participative and enthusiastic in their techniques, using a simple approach called joyful learning.

We estimated the fractions of genetic variations explained by eQTLs by using a simple approach which compares the variance component estimates between SNP-free and SNP-inclusive models.

This study aims to describe and quantify the differences in estimated vegetation productivity for Africa, and also to combine the two methodologies using a simple approach.