Sentence examples for well-understood methods from inspiring English sources

I will focus on two papers that are easiest to understand because they most directly use well-understood methods: those are Di Giulio [ 51] and Widmann et al [ 3].

These assays were used because they were both local and well-understood methods at the time of the study.

Although well understood methods, such as spraying and insecticidal nets, are identified as effective deterrents to malaria transmission by mosquitoes, the nations that have the greatest burden from the disease also struggle to deploy such measures sufficiently.

Notexin injection is a well understood method for studying the process of muscle regeneration in animal models (23, 30, 32).

They saw many glaring flaws and little evidence of well-understood construction methods that can boost a building's resilience to seismic shocks.

The most important consequence of the linear programming characterization is that it is possible to base the calculation of c-optimal designs on well-understood computational methods.

We have applied here a well-understood statistical method from stochastic mathematics, using it to interpret and identify independent clusters in protein sequence data.

Using actual tweet contents, which often reflected the user's own level of disease and discomfort (i.e., users were tweeting about their symptoms and body temperature), we devised an estimation method based on well-understood machine learning methods.

A map-based, interactive UTAII implementation is presented, which provides a link between a well-understood decision support method and exploratory geographic visualization.

Although this is a well-understood and regularly-used method, BET measurements have limitations, specifically the effects that heat treatments may have on the sample being characterized as well as the larger sample sizes needed to achieve the desired sensitivity [5].

14 Our study used maternal booking BMI data because it is routinely available and well understood; other methods may more accurately determine maternal adiposity, and take account of maternal height (an independent risk factor for caesarean section 25) but these are not as readily available.