Sentence examples for using the current methodology from inspiring English sources
Using the current methodology, the studied resting state networks seem to show a decent stability throughout menstrual cycle phases.
Using the current methodology, we identified the major lipid hydroperoxide-mediated modifications to proteins in MCF-7 cells without the need for chemical labeling or further affinity purification.
This paper analyzes the performance of several DHS, by calculating the primary energy factor and the CO2 emission factor of the heat supplied to the users, using the current methodology defined by the European Standards.
The result shows that the optimum design obtained using the current methodology has better continuity of laminate lay ups and also the reported weight of the composite wing box is on the lower side.
No viruses have been detected using the current methodology.
Taking into account all conformers of each CID for 3-D neighboring using the current methodology is simply not practical.
This is the third report to use the current methodology to assess the quality of evaluation reports against UNICEF standards1.
As we are not aware of any intracranial studies that have used the current methodology (i.e. comparison of faces with matched control stimuli) we cannot independently validate our finding of a lack of effect in the beta-band (or in the range 0 6 Hz).
This was validated using data from the huperzine A clinical trial, where the ADAS-CogIRT methodology detected a significant improvement in the praxis domain that had been overlooked using the current scoring methodology.
Finally, no instabilities were found during long-time calculation using the current hybrid methodology on a two-dimensional domain.
The most impressive performance gain detailed in the Nature Medicine paper is that the researchers have now demonstrated that the magnetic-nano sensor can successfully detect cancerous tumors in mice when levels of cancer-associated proteins are still well below concentrations detectable using the current standard methodology, known by the acronym ELISA.
