Reviewer 3: There is likely a better way to introduce and frame the technique with respect to modern techniques. Specifically, the phrase “somewhat-forgotten” feels self-defeating and could be improved to excite the reader about this technique. Furthermore, for readers that may not know of it, was it somewhat-forgotten for good reason? Or did it simply fall out of research popularity? Some discussion around this may be helpful to properly situate the technique in history.
Reviewer 3: There is likely a better way to introduce and frame the technique with respect to modern techniques. Specifically, the phrase “somewhat-forgotten” feels self-defeating and could be improved to excite the reader about this technique. Furthermore, for readers that may not know of it, was it somewhat-forgotten for good reason? Or did it simply fall out of research popularity? Some discussion around this may be helpful to properly situate the technique in history.