Sentence examples for be used otherwise from inspiring English sources
In Javid's letter, dated 12 March, the minister raised concerns about the risk that the revived censorship proposal would be used "otherwise than intended, not least given the difficulty of defining extremism, and the consequent likelihood of the government being seen to be interfering with freedom of speech without sufficient justification".
In Javid's letter, dated 12 March, the minister voiced his concern about the risk that the revived censorship proposal would be used "otherwise than intended, not least given the difficulty of defining extremism, and the consequent likelihood of the government being seen to be interfering with freedom of speech without sufficient justification".
"I am concerned about the risk that the powers would be used otherwise than intended, not least given the difficulty of defining extremism, and the consequent likelihood of the Government being seen to be interfering with freedom of speech without sufficient justification".
3.2 should be used, otherwise the ordinary sampling technique that do not consider the correlation should be used.
If water supply is limiting, fertilizer rates that maximize WUE rather than yield should be used; otherwise, seeking maximum yield may be desirable.
When the jitter is large, a small window should be used; otherwise, it is likely to make the curve too flat.
And, he said, they would pay for 100percentt of the cost of the solar power panels, minus the cost of building materials that would have been used otherwise.
Simulated data are used if the system equations are known, experimental data are used otherwise.
The pruned 210 integer version of the fingerprint was used; otherwise default settings were kept.
Only positive values are used, otherwise the influence is taken as 0. The circle z=0 defines the tree zone of influence (ZOI).
If the trend follows simple functions, then universal Kriging is used; otherwise, ordinary Kriging is preferred to estimate a parameter at ungauged locations.
