Sentence examples for conventionally found from inspiring English sources

A common approach is to refer to similar examples, which are conventionally found using keyword-based search strategies.

Such hybrid techniques need to identify a switching point which is conventionally found through expensive trial-and-error and exhaustive search routines.

The microwave synthesized Ch-g-PAM in comparison to that prepared conventionally was found to have much more adsorption ability for Ca2+ and Zn2+ ions in aqueous solution.

Spotless is shot fairly conventionally and finds sources of tension in familiar places (breaking the law, an extramarital affair, trying to overcome old family wounds) but it is just fresh enough that it seems repackaged and rejuvenated.

Conventionally, nearest neighbors found in the database are returned as matched sub-fingerprints.

PCR failed to identify bacteria which were found conventionally in only 6.6% of the cases (mostly bacteria not included in the PCR cassette).

Conventionally, it is found by an ophthalmologist examining the fundus using either an indirect ophthalmoscope or a slit-lamp biomicroscope following pupillary dilation.

As having partitioned the differentially-expressed genes into twelve patterns as conventionally done, we found only 25%to45%5% or minorities of the genes were additively expressed in the rice hybrid; this result contradicted what was reported for a similar study in hybrid maize, where additively expressed genes were found as a major trend, 77.7% [ 35].

The site, www.ewg.org, will use data from the Agriculture Department showing the chemicals found on conventionally grown fruits and vegetables and those grown organically.

The compressive plastic strength of nanometer-scale single-crystal metallic pillars is larger than that found in conventionally sized samples.

These processes have been proven feasible for fabricating components from nearly any metal system to near-net shape accuracy with mechanical properties approaching and in some cases exceeding the properties found in conventionally processed wrought structures.