Sentence examples for by normal methods from inspiring English sources

"If you cash it in to pounds or dollars, you can see who has made that transaction by normal methods".

Some babies born with a severe version of the disease do not live for more than fortnight because their bodies cannot derive energy from fat by normal methods when their sugar stores run out.

"About 45percentt of a rare beef loin cooked by normal methods is technically overcooked," said Chris Young, the culinary research manager at Intellectual Ventures in Seattle, where Nathan Myhrvold, a founder of Microsoft, maintains a staff of 16 chefs and scientists to complete his long-awaited book on the science of gastronomy.

Via decrosslinking, cleavage at the branch units, the polymer network can be transformed to linear chains, which can be analyzed by normal methods.

In digital signal analysis it is not possible by normal methods to retrieve components of frequency in excess of half the sampling frequency, generally referred to as the Nyquist frequency.

He implemented a "divisionist" technique of changing colors from frame to frame in order to achieve the luminous hues in the film that could not be produced by normal methods of animation photography.

Even though there are some incomplete transcripts in the ESTs, full-length-enriched cDNA libraries are much more valuable for determining the correct structures of functional mRNA than are cDNA libraries constructed by using normal methods, because the latter rarely yield intact full-length cDNAs [ 26].

After deparaffinizing by the normal method, the tissue sections on the glass slides were digested with proteinase K (Boster Biotech, Wuhan, China) 50 μg/ml at 37°C for 10 min in a humidified chamber and then the sections were rinsed with phosphate-buffer saline (PBS).

Dr Collins estimates that 90% of these human symbionts cannot be cultured by normal laboratory methods.

He said Gray's case was useful because it was admitted there was an article written about him as a result of a message he left, so the court would not have to determine whether material was obtained by normal journalistic methods, as it might have to do in Hoppen's case.

But, though he was convinced of his own powers, he offered no challenge to the dominance of the Roman nobility ensconced in the Senate except by normal political methods (in which he showed no outstanding ability).