Sentence examples for be achieved with conventional from inspiring English sources
Since there is a roof already in place, construction of a vast 23,000 arena could not be achieved with conventional tower cranes.
"I don't think similar effects can be achieved with conventional (not deep learning) algorithms.
Rapid determination of trace level (parts-per-trillion) volatile organic compounds cannot always be achieved with conventional analytical techniques.
We argue that such differentiation cannot be achieved with conventional Building Information Modelling and without customizing existing software.
For example, he says, any attempt to integrate electronics with the human body requires flexibility that doesn't hinder movement, and this can't be achieved with conventional devices.
In coastal marine sediments, however, the concentration of NOM is so high that the spatial resolution needed to characterize these processes cannot be achieved with conventional sampling techniques.
But some regard this approach as unpromising because it will take years to design new organisms, and meanwhile progress toward making biofuels is already being achieved with conventional genetic engineering approaches in which existing organisms are modified a few genes at a time.
The combined use of posterior vertebral column resection (PVCR) and pedicle instrumentation has allowed greater deformity correction and overall spinal balance than are achieved with conventional approaches.
These might help to explain why many patients with metastatic disease show better survival when they receive sequential therapy with multiple targeting agents and current best supportive care than was achieved with conventional immuno-cytokine therapy [ 9].
Relatively high treatment success rates were achieved with conventional medical treatment, intensified medical care, including long-term inpatient treatment, directly observed therapy, and use of third-line anti-TB drugs.
