Sentence examples for conventionally cannot be from inspiring English sources

A major advantage of the presented method is the ability to correct any present aberrations including these which conventionally cannot be influenced, e.g. in the subject eye or caused by an oblique passage of the laser through ocular media.

Our approach differs from that described in [ 4] in that we investigate the influence of aberrations on femtosecond LIOB not by introducing additional aberrations but by correcting any present aberrations including these which conventionally cannot be influenced, e.g. in the subject eye.

Free time, as conventionally defined, cannot be regarded in this discussion as synonymous with leisure.

Their melodies, improvisations and compositions are constructed from the ground up and in many cases cannot be conventionally notated on a page.

Austenitic stainless steels cannot be conventionally surface treated at temperatures close to 550 °C due to intense precipitation of nitrides or carbides.

Another 20 years of the laissez-faire framework Javid cherishes – he is a devotee of the wild philosopher of hyper-libertarianism Ayn Rand – and the economy will be eviscerated, with a current account deficit so large it cannot be conventionally financed.

However, a mesh prosthesis cannot be conventionally used in an incisional hernia after antethoracic jejunal reconstruction, and consequently, the standard surgical treatment for this condition remains unclear.

Typically, men with HRPC have skeletal metastases that cannot be conventionally assessed for objective response to anticancer therapy.

It provides a method for treating solid cancers that are conventionally inoperable, those that cannot be resected after thoracotomy, and those that are not responsive to chemotherapy or radiotherapy [ 7- 10].

Young companies are even making bets that this much data cannot be looked at conventionally.

Of course it must also be remembered that validity is the ultimate requirement of any assessment, although conventionally it is argued that validity cannot be achieved without a high reliability.