Sentence examples for by customary usage from inspiring English sources

Despite these known pitfalls, the choice of control genes for RT-QPCR is usually dictated by customary usage rather than empirical evidence and, most often, only a single control gene is used [23] (e.g. [7], [24]).

Is it true that one extremely low-tech field tool you employ, and not necessarily in its customary usage, is, of all, things, toilet paper? A. Yes, we "TP" the dinosaurs.

The design was most likely adopted due to customary usage that arose after Bucharest became the single capital in February 1862.

Although not an acronym, the language's name is sometimes spelled with all capital letters as FORTH, following the customary usage during its earlier years.

A common problem is the not unnatural reluctance to allow customary land to be used for reforestation in view of the long term withdrawal of such land from customary usage.

However, its use is regulated even by customary international law.

Water, supplied by springs, is strictly controlled by customary law.

She says diplomatic asylum is regulated by customary law.

Diplomatic asylum is regulated by customary law and there are a number of treaties.

All these pastoral practices were governed by customary laws enforced by their tribal leaders, through joint tribal courts.

In order to accommodate certain traditional ideas within the scope of this formulation, the meanings in question may have to be understood as embodying insights into the essences of the entities denoted by the terms, not merely codifications of customary linguistic usage.