Sentence examples for brought about by using from inspiring English sources
We investigated the improvement in the sensitivity of CLE brought about by using a β radiotracer that improved Cerenkov signal due to both higher β-particle energy and lower γ noise in the imaging optics because of the lack of positron annihilation.The signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of (90)Y was compared with that of (18)F in both phantoms and small-animal tumor models.
These artifacts represent a unique type of sarpagine/perakine series bearing an unusual piperidine unit brought about by using common eluents.
PCR was then brought about by using a thermocycler (GeneAmp PCR System 2400, Perkin Elmer Instruments).
For the physicians, the main discriminant factor was their perception of reduced costs brought about by using ECOPIH.
Challenges brought about by using TCAM in combination with allopathic ART calls for accurate information to be provided by the patient [ 16].
Hence, D x, y) measures the improvement over Off-line y Off-line yroughthatout by usisg x as a "dictionary" when compressing y.
They were very complimentary about aesthetic improvement and the brighter atmosphere, brought about by use of high quality building materials and new lighting.
We then present a study that tests different training programs for older pedestrians, and points out significant safety improvements brought about by behavioral (using the pedestrian simulator) and/or educational programs, but no benefit from cognitive (UFOV®) training.
In between these crises there were revolutionary uprisings in north Africa and the Middle East, documented – and at least to some extent brought about – by writers using new media to spread the word.
BED has become the "most prevalent eating disorder," according to this review of the literature Karnally refers me to in the Primary Care Companion for CNS Disorders, and is brought about by people using food as comfort through anxiety or stress.
Meiotic maturation is brought about by steroids using redundant pathways involving synthesis of Mos, which regulates the activity of MPF (M-phase promoting factor).
