The phrase "as inbuilt" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered standard.
It can be used when referring to something that is built-in or inherent within a system or object, but "inbuilt" is more commonly used as a single word.
Example: "The software comes with features that are as inbuilt as the operating system itself."
Alternatives: "as inherent" or "as integrated".
Further rumours hint at the incorporation of features such as inbuilt global positioning system and a tilt-sensor.
"Much has changed since the first driving test was taken in 1935, and it must be right that the test evolves, just as the cars we drive are themselves changing to incorporate ever more driver assist technology such as inbuilt sat nav systems.
Compared to other moral values, the principles do not appear to be as "inbuilt" or internalized values as expected.
Pre-aligned sequences of few clusters of GPCRs from human, fruit fly, and worms and 10 human OR sub-clusters are available as inbuilt datasets.
Higher concentration of reductive glutathione (GSH) inside the tumor cells over normal cells provides a reducing intracellular environment as the inbuilt mechanism for release of anticancer drugs [ 29].
Also, MSA of 10 human OR clusters were used as an inbuilt dataset in the TM-MOTIF tool to observe the predicted TM-helices, conserved amino acids, and amino acid substitutions (AAS) at each position of the alignment.
The risk of distant spread or recurrence of a tumour may not simply be a function of increasing size or temporal acquisition of metastatic ability, but may exist as an inbuilt property of the tumour from the very beginning of the neoplastic process [8].
3. Reform programs need to incorporate active implementation research systems to learn the contextual dynamics and responses, as well as have inbuilt program capacity for corrective measures.
The bacterium appears to have an inbuilt resistance to antibiotics, as well as the ability to mutate into new, even more resistant forms.
Even though the plate was placed proximal to the watershed line, it was still prominent volarward, and likely reflected an inbuilt malreduction of the fracture as well as the inbuilt plate features.
The fact that if a school doesn't perform it will lose its funding - its pupils - means there are inbuilt incentives, as in any such business, to control costs, to innovate and to target customers' needs.
