Sentence examples for using traditional methodology from inspiring English sources

Using traditional methodology, i.e. by total irrigation requirement method, the tank capacity requirement will be 4500 6000 m3/ha command area.

Addressing only these issues (e.g., timing, concentration, and end points) with several different chemicals presents a potentially overwhelming task for toxicologists using traditional methodology.

Notably, we were able to characterize the expression properties of potential landing sites in half as many generations and at a fraction of the cost compared to using traditional methodology.

Most of the traditional and legacy systems were designed using traditional methodologies such as Structured Analysis/Structured Design (SA/SD) methodology.

In this review, we highlight the uses of human iPSCs to uncover the underlying causes and pathological consequences of diabetes and metabolic syndromes, multifactorial diseases whose etiologies have been difficult to unravel using traditional methodologies.

Low-abundance miRNA can also be detected by this method, while they are difficult to identify using traditional methodologies.

8 Systematic reviews using traditional methodologies have found it difficult to draw overall conclusions about the effectiveness of PROMs feedback or to isolate the precise combination of factors that make for its success.

Infrared image scanning (Materials and Methods, Figure 2b) was used to quantify the level of serum reactivity to the 14 antigens identified using traditional SEREX methodology.

Notable examples include the mixed sulfide-sulfone 3 d, a product difficult to prepare using traditional sulfone methodology, and sulfones 3 e and 3 f, featuring unprotected OH and NH2 substituents, respectively.

Using traditional statistical methodology, the difference in the overall bone metastases-free survival curves in the Powles and colleagues' trial [ 1] is not statistically significantly different – with P > 0.1, implying a greater than one in 10 chance of the same difference occurring without any therapeutic intervention.

Our results demonstrate that single-molecule force-spectroscopy-based methods can adequately tackle the challenge of "un-boiling eggs", providing a general methodology to characterize the folding kinetics of many proteins that suffer from irreversible denaturation and thus cannot be characterized using traditional equilibrium methodologies.