Sentence examples for bypassing the use of from inspiring English sources
While there are many variants on the conceptual problem, they can be usefully broken down depending on their approaches to three key questions: do nodes connect to 'single' or to 'multiple' hubs; is the hub-to-hub subnetwork fully connected; and, are nodes permitted to be connected to each other directly, bypassing the use of hubs?
In more recent years, topics revolving fluorescence-based detection discuss the options of totally bypassing the use of a smartphone detectors and leaning towards more conventional optical equipment.
Due to ring strain, the cyclooctyne triple bond has an elevated energy state and therefore reacts spontaneously with an organic azide under mild aqueous conditions, bypassing the use of Cu(I) catalysts.
Bypassing the use of viral-derived factors, this proof of concept study lays a foundation for in vivo cardiac transdifferentiation with pharmacological agents and possibly safer treatment of heart failure.
In this work we isolated almond-specific recombinant antibody fragments (scFv) from a commercial phage display library bypassing the use of live animals, hence being consistent with the latest policies on animal welfare.
STEM-P bypasses the use of complex mechanistic algorithms by representing the phosphorus mobilization and delivery processes with zero-order mobilization and first-order delivery, respectively.
The first opened at 8 Rue Monge in Paris in 1996; now there are 29 Maison Kayser locations in Paris alone and another 50 worldwide, all of which bypass the use of industrial yeast in favour of natural bread starter levain.
The power of the WTC is that it bypasses the use of multiple platforms typically required to perform the TLM, including standard commercial spreadsheet software (i.e., Microsoft Excel) and Statistical Analysis System (SAS) while providing speed and usability.
The motivation for this particular design is to reduce resistive I2R power loss that degrades PV module efficiency, to bypass the use of limited resources such as indium and germanium, and to simplify epitaxial growth with the lattice matched AlxGa1−xAs semiconductor family.
A weird new process opens the door for lower-fat chocolate by allowing manufacturers to bypass the use of cocoa butter during production.
