Sentence examples for using more sophisticated methods from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, traffickers are using more sophisticated methods such as dissolving methamphetamine and cocaine into innocuous liquids.

(This was even a plot line for the 2013 Hollywood farce "We're the Millers"). Increasingly, traffickers are using more sophisticated methods such as dissolving methamphetamine and cocaine into innocuous liquids.

Using more sophisticated methods, UBS, a Swiss bank, reckons that the yuan is now more than 20% undervalued against the dollar.UBS reckons that there are two tell-tale signs that a currency is undervalued.

To achieve the desired efficiency, it is recommended that an SEA procedure take into account findings acquired from an improved RIAM application at an early stage, then, at a later stage, results from more comprehensive assessments conducted using more sophisticated methods should be added, if time and data are available.

Thus, larger studies with C-peptide measurements or studies using more sophisticated methods for the measurement of insulin secretion, such as the intravenous glucose tolerance test or the hyperglycemic clamp, are needed to ultimately address this issue.

Two more clinical studies using more sophisticated methods of clinical physiology are in progress.

We now use more sophisticated methods of forecasting weather, but there is some indication that the overall climate may have some link with the amount of aurora activity.

But unlike other proponents of resource nationalism — like Hugo Chávez of Venezuela or Evo Morales of Bolivia, who sent his army to seize natural gas fields in that country — the Kremlin uses more sophisticated methods to regain control.

Finally, we would like to encourage researchers to replicate our findings and/or use more sophisticated methods that have recently been proposed for testing the degree of measurement invariance in large-scale assessments (e.g., Asparouhov and Muthén 2014; Oberski et al. 2015; Van de Schoot et al. 2013).

Recent studies have used more sophisticated methods to improve the spatial resolution of exposure estimates (Health Effects Institute 2010).

Other papers used more sophisticated methods including multiple imputation (n = 5) or fully Bayesian modeling (n = 1).