Sentence examples for brief using the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore's brief, using the language of the state statute that permits election contests, said evidence at the trial demonstrated that Mr. Bush's certified victory in Florida was based on both illegal votes and the rejection of legal votes.

In brief, using the Leica confocal software, the average grayscale pixel intensity was measured in a small region without any staining.

In brief, using the albino Friend Virus-B type (FVB) mice, the cDNA for murine class I ADH was inserted behind mouse α-myosin heavy chain promoter to achieve cardiac-specific overexpression.

In brief, using the recorded LSCM volume images, digital volume correlation (DVC) was used to achieve three-dimensional full field deformation measurements as an extension of the vision-based surface deformation measurement technique, known as digital image correlation (DIC).

In brief, using the free energy of RNA secondary structures for a given input sequence as the fitness function, the algorithm evolves a population of RNA conformers by exchanging parts of the conformers, inserting mutations in structural elements and selecting the best fit individual conformations resulting from these operations.

In brief, using the Haploview software (Barrett et al. 2005), we first combined genotypes of ten Mongolian individuals of HGDP and the studied individual to infer the haplotype blocks for the small population (R2 > 0.8).

The brief uses the word "unprecedented" 10 times, by my count — I probably missed some — not counting such other formulations of the same thought as "novel" and "first ever".

"If we don't act, this is just a preview of coming attractions," Obama said at a White House briefing, using the Anthem miscue as an opportunity to push Congress to put a health care reform on his desk.

2. The Paper Bag Players' most recent show is called "Pineapple Soup!" Write a brief story using the show's name as the title.

The adult actors act out brief scenes using the words gleaned by Goode's collaborator, Karl James, from interviews with London schoolchildren.

Brief examples using the H2, NH3, and CO2 markets are given.