The phrase "and in the conventional" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing traditional methods, practices, or norms within a specific context.
Example: "The study explores various approaches to education, and in the conventional sense, it emphasizes standardized testing."
Alternatives: "and in the traditional" or "and in the customary".
It is this constant element of paradox in all the nuclear strategies and in the conventional attitudes toward them that Kubrick transformed into the principal theme of "Dr. Strangelove".
In the figure, the average authentication session time in the conventional full authentication and in the conventional fast re-authentication is 96.457 and 50.145 (ms), respectively.
The anteroventral thalamic nucleus in the formaldehyde fixed brains and in the conventional immunostaining method showed many intense SP-ir fibers in a weakly stained neuropil.
The translucent zone did not differ in control groups and in the conventional fluoride group D1.
The mean maternal age in the water immersion group was 28.66 ± 3.08 y and in the conventional labor group was 27.89 ± 2.99 y (p > 0.05).
All three cyclosiloxanes (D4, D5, and D6) were detected in the alternative composite sunscreen (D5 and D6 at > 4,000 µg/g) and in the conventional car interior cleaner (< 100 µg/g).
The average bleeding rates were 1.15 and 0.36 in the conventional and laser groups, respectively (Mann-Whitney U P < 0.05).
The 1- and 2-year OS rates were 93%and59%9% in the R-CHOP group and were 82% and 72% in the conventional chemotherapy group.
In a substudy of the DCCT (10), measures of glycated collagen demonstrated a strong association with clinical neuropathy and, in the conventional-treatment arm of the trial, were more strongly correlated with clinical neuropathy than was cumulative HbA1c or the most recent HbA1c.
The inherent relationship among gain, phase, and position errors is not considered and analyzed in the conventional method.
CSAs replace sellers and buyers in the conventional market with providers and users exchanging produce on a social Commons.
