Sentence examples for using approaches such as from inspiring English sources

Land use can be projected from climate change scenarios using approaches such as IMAGE [9].

Using approaches such as described to perform a comparative study of thematic structures in Arabic, or Arabic and English, would produce incomprehensive and incompatible results.

Despite these exciting advances, theoretical modeling using approaches such as Brownian adhesive dynamics can provide some insights into adsorption kinetics and the dynamics of adsorbed NPs but lacks specific details about the binding process [37, 38].

This has led to initiatives to try to detect thresholds in the responses or to identify points of departure for risk estimation of low-dose effects using approaches such as the benchmark dose methodology.

Analysis of the actual crack growth is hard to achieve using approaches such as cohesive zone element (CZE) and virtual crack closer technique (VCCT) due to the well-known fact that in these schemes the crack path has to be defined in advance.

Jeff Moss, a cyber adviser to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, said attackers would need to launch a "man-in-the-middle" attack, placing themselves between victims and websites using approaches such as creating rogue WiFi "hotspots" in Internet cafes.

A comparison of the proposed strategy was based on statistical performance of models derived from such a selection to those derived by other popular and frequently used approaches, such as the Kennard-Stone algorithm or the most descriptive compound selection.

Taking into consideration a solved rate of 83%, we calculated a potential diagnostic yield of nearly 50% in RP for this NGS-based diagnostic approach (see Results for details), thereby outperforming previously used approaches such as traditional Sanger sequencing and APEX analysis [Hartong et al., 2006; Ávila-Fernández et al., 2010].

As both sensitivity and specificity are influenced by various experimental factors, including sample preparation, the sequencing itself and the bioinformatic pipelines used to analyse data, the procedure could be used to assess the performance of a sequencing experiment globally and could complement other commonly used approaches, such as the assessment of base call quality or of coverage metrics.

There is an emerging evidence base that an integrated approach that combines mental health and substance use approaches (such as cognitive behavioural therapy and motivational interviewing) can be beneficial for people with serious mental health and substance use problems [ 6- 9].

This is generally achieved using the results of previous experiments using nontargeted approaches such as iTRAQ combined with a review of the scientific literature to leverage prior knowledge.