Sentence examples for a practical mean from inspiring English sources

The process developed in this study offers a practical mean to produce encapsulated lycopene with lecithin using SAS process.

For this reason, empirical methods have been used as a practical mean to predict landslides mobility at a medium scale (1: 10,000 to 1: 50,000).

We used the DAVID knowledgebase [12] for functional enrichment analysis as it provided a practical mean to gain access to a wide range of heterogeneous sources of gene annotation (152,543 annotation terms were used for human, 105,207 for mouse and 39,787 for rat).

In biomedical sciences, ex vivo angiography is a practical mean to elucidate vascular structures three-dimensionally with simultaneous estimation of intravascular volume.

Finally, this study was focused on evaluating peer grading as a practical means of enforcing regular practice with exam-style questions.

In routine practice, IBD-Control has potential to provide patients and healthcare teams with a practical means of capturing simple but reliable outcome data in a standardised and easily interpretable form.

To quote Macdonald once again: "English, like other languages, is an aesthetic as well as a practical means of communication.

(It was also a practical means. After years in the Inquisition's prisons, many of the condemned could not walk).

The Airlander 10, as it is known, is the latest attempt to revive airships as a practical means of transport.

Reparations are significant, both as a practical means of supporting survivors and as a symbolic gesture confirming that they are blameless.

The European Army idea is now going strong again as a practical means ofsetting the mold for a federation of Europe.