Sentence examples for by an expert using from inspiring English sources

A close examination of the cuts where the head and limbs were sliced from the body shows that they were carried out by an expert using extremely sharp knives specially prepared for the purpose.

UG's PTSD diagnosis was confirmed within a two-week period by an expert using the CIDI.

This PTSD diagnosis was confirmed within a two-week period by an expert using the CIDI, after which AWH was invited for therapy.

The structure finding used by P-TRAP was evaluated and tuned by an expert using the obtained graph, and the options from the GUI, and was compared with results obtained by a field-operator created results (FO).

(i) Our system takes as input a functional description of a disease, established by an expert using the GO vocabulary (see Section 3.2), as well as available experimental datasets.

Additionally, up to now, a really sensitive and reliable detection of patient-ventilator asynchronies could only be performed offline by an expert using the simultaneous recording of diaphragmatic electrical activity (Eadi) flow and pressure time curves [ 8], an option clearly limited to research purposes.

The resected specimens were histopathologically examined by a neuropathology expert using a standard protocol for epilepsy surgery cases.

The 2,518 COGs with at least 1 gain event were automatically identified using Blast filter, phylogenetic analysis, and HGT detection and were validated by a human expert using a Bayesian approach as described in the methods.

As of now, the only mining approach offered by the BDGP to search for, for example, co-expressed genes, or anatomical and histological annotations of the gene expressions, is based on manual-labeling of the images by a domain expert using a controlled vocabulary.

Fifty representative images (250 × 250 pixels) were manually processed by a human expert using the Paint.NET software (dotPDN LLC, Kirkland, USA).

In principle, this could be done by a human expert using the knowledge of the design and quality of each particular bioassay (e.g., confidence score assigned during manual curation to each assay in ChEMBL).