Sentence examples for a standard toolbox from inspiring English sources

And both companies say that you need little expertise to do it yourself, though EasyClosets requires that you cut the metal track and closet rods with a hacksaw, hardly a standard toolbox item.

Therefore, we identify a set of quantitative, robust, and reproducible methods for the analysis of spatiotemporal patterns that is a starting point for a standard toolbox for ecologists as major future challenge and suggest necessary further methodological developments.

"Climate scientists have a standard toolbox to communicate their data," says Crawford in a description for the song's video, posted above.

We anticipate that multi-stimulus data on the same system is likely to reveal more of the underlying mechanistic details of GRN systems, and modeling approaches as the one presented in this study will become a part of the standard toolbox [ 5].

Accordingly, the resulting methods are referred to as Quasilinear Control QLC) Theory.Since the main analysis and design techniques of QLC are not too different from the well known linear control-theoretic methods, QLC can be viewed as a simple addition to the standard toolbox of control engineering practitioners and students alike.

This is a potentially groundbreaking addition to the standard toolbox for newly-sequence non-model genomes, which are rapidly proliferating.

Next-generation sequencing technologies have put genome-scale analysis of gene expression into the standard toolbox of experimental biologists.

Foresight or Futures Studies and related methods such as ex-ante impact assessment and constructive technology assessment, are part of the standard toolbox of science, technology and innovation studies.

This procedure is part of the standard toolbox in the GeneGo MetaCore software package.

Therefore, we propose to include these normalization methods in the standard "toolbox" of MALDI imaging for reliable results under conditions of automation.

Our study illustrates the potential of this approach to explore topics at the interplay of both disciplines, and we advocate their addition to the standard toolbox of methods to study the role of evolution in ecotoxicology.