Sentence examples for be used with typical from inspiring English sources

This tool can be used with typical single-query BLAST outputs obtained online or with batch query outputs generated by those users who have installed stand-alone BLAST programs locally on their computers.

In order to keep the polarization in the frozen mode, temperatures of about 65 mK are used with typical magnetic relaxation times of more than 1400 h at 0.42 T and of more than 15 000 h at 2.5 T.

Hellma UV transparent quartz cuvettes (Hellma GmbH & Co. KG, Müllheim, Germany) were used with typical liquid volumes of 1.5 mL. Figure 1A shows a TEM image of Si powder suspended in ethanol after two size selection steps: (i) ultrasonic bath at 37 kHz for 10 min in order to separate aggregates and (ii) 10 min of centrifugation at 1,500 × g.

The results confirm that Stolzenburg transfer functions can be used with good confidence in typical DMA applications and that two commercial DMA systems exhibit limited particle losses inside their classification region.

Seats with rails can be used with Posts with guts (your typical stock post) or Micro Adjust.

It is concluded that RCPM can be used with considerable confidence in comparative studies including typical, Down syndrome and intellectually disabled participants of undifferentiated etiology.

Some newer models can be used with wet or dry skin, but the typical electric razor is designed only for dry use.

A pixel size of 100 nm was used with a typical integration time of 10 ms per pixel.

To confirm the formation of the SBC micelles in aqueous solution, a fluorescence technique has been used with a typical probe of pyrene[29], and the corresponding excitation and emission spectra are shown in Figures 4 and5, respectively.

A second-order accurate scheme based on high-resolution shock-capturing methods was used with a typical two-phase flow model which is used in the computer codes for simulation of nuclear power plant accidents.

Although the analogy is not perfect, supposition performs many of the same functions as what we would call the theory of reference.[13] Traditional accounts divided supposition into proper supposition, where a term is used with its typical or standard meaning, and improper supposition, where a term is used in some metaphorical or figurative sense.