Sentence examples for by using the county from inspiring English sources

Nearly identical results were found by using the county maximum PM2.5 values.

Thus, by using the county council as a control, we reduced the risk for spill over effect.

By using the Jin County's heavy oil sample in Bohai oilfield, the optimum dosage of nanometer catalyst, the temperature of microwave reaction and the reaction time are firstly determined by single factor experiment, and the effect of catalyst type and different heating mode on oil sample viscosity is secondly verified.

Searching for the famous images by Lange, Evans, and Lee using the county map yields thumbnails of all the related photographs on one page.

Crude county-specific incidence rates were calculated by using the Census 2000 county population totals.

This divide is even more pronounced using the county-by-county work by our colleague Dante Chinni.

The spatial filter is an easy-to-use method of identifying point patterns, such as clusters or holes, at various geographic scales (county, intraurban), by using the traditional circle as an area of analysis or a GIS to incorporate a political shape (county boundary).

Popejoy and other county officials have been pushing to issue $255 million in "recovery notes" that would be guaranteed by the state but use the county's assets as collateral.

The plan also includes return of 3 cents per dollar through "recovery notes" which might be guaranteed by the state but use the county's assets as collateral, and return of 20 cents per dollar over time through secured notes, backed by existing funds, assets, loans or possible funds won through bankruptcy-related lawsuits.

Because nearly 99% of counties had no heat waves in 2001 by our definitions, we used the county-level nonaccidental daily mortality rate in 2001 as the expected daily mortality rate on non heat wave days during the 2002 2004 baseline period.

I left it in the refrigerator").. Amid these interruptions she recited fair history: how the committee bought 80 acres of sand and scrub for a fairground; how it used elephant dung from the 1988 fair to grow grass; how it expanded years ago by using a county fair grant from the state of Michigan — which these days might not be able to afford the fair's $5 admission fee.