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The phrase "as usually employed" is not correct in standard English; it should be "as usually used" or "as is usually employed." You can use it when discussing the common or typical application of a method, tool, or concept
Example: "The method is effective, as usually used in scientific research."
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Throughout, Charles is cuffed, face-down, with the backs of his hands placed together – a form of handcuffing described in a policing forum as usually employed for "violent lock ups".
12 From 2002 until 2008 a total of 22 steroidal compounds, arguably modified to remain undetected in doping controls, were identified by WADA-accredited laboratories 13 and the need to complement target-oriented analytical methods as usually employed in routine sports drug testing by non-targeted approaches had become evident.
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In both cases, aS was purified without the heating step, usually employed in aS purification as an effective way to precipitate the vast majority of other, folded proteins.
Ph.D. students are usually employed as teaching assistants, so as well as your research you have to spend a certain amount of time fulfilling those duties.
However, strong polar materials, such as epoxy and polyurethane, are usually employed as adhesives.
However, at the present time, charcoal analysis is generally limited to the study of a list of taxa and their relative frequency, as the methods usually employed in dendrochronology to characterize past woodland, based on long tree-ring series, are not suitable for anthracological material.
It's the kind of statement that is usually employed as hyperbole, such as "somewhere to the right of Genghis Khan", or "more deluded than Tony Blair".
Various materials, such as fluorides, silicates, and chalcogenide semiconductor quantum dots are usually employed as matrix materials [8 14].
In patients presenting with pain that is thought to originate in the gynaecological tract, ultrasound is usually employed as the first imaging modality as it is highly sensitive, fast and easy to access.
To overcome the problems, stable inverted PSCs are widely developed by using metal oxides as buffer layers, e.g., zinc oxide (ZnO) [18-20] [18-20]andum oxide (titanium1-23] were widely selected as a cathoxideuffer layer (CBL), whereas MoO3 was usually employed as an anode buffer layer TiOxeplace PEDOT:PSS and to prevent the diffusing of Al atoms into active layers in inverted PSCs [21-23] [21-23]
2 Possessing attributes of high steric bulk and low nucleophilicity, without any β-hydrogen atoms (the presence of which often disadvantages its diisopropylamido analogue 3 through β-hydride decomposition), 1 is usually employed as its lithium salt, LiTMP, which exists as a cyclotetramer in the crystal.
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