Sentence examples for conventionally i from inspiring English sources

We're going not conventionally I think with bringing this hard biotech to market quickly.

Conventionally, I values of 25, 50 and 75% represent low, moderate and high heterogeneity, respectively.

Conventionally, I values of 25%, 50%, and 75% denote low, moderate, and high levels of inconsistency [ 41].

The devices thus fabricated exhibited much higher operational stability, when tested following the ISOS-D-1 (shelf) protocol, than control devices annealed conventionally, i.e., in nitrogen atmosphere.

The boundaries were chosen conventionally, i.e., below the main maximum peak, and the maximum itself was chosen above the maximum value.

Pregnant women's risk status in the control group is assessed conventionally, i.e. according to the elaborate so-called 'List of Obstetric Indications' (in Dutch: Verloskundige Indicatie Lijst) [ 24] which lists all conventional (>140) high risk indications (for referral or consultation).

Conventionally, I-t measurements are conducted at a fixed potential relative to the reference electrode, e.g., 0 V vs. Ag/AgCl, to monitor the photocurrent, which has been regarded as a direct indicator for performance comparison among different electrodes.

I've been publishing stuff conventionally since I was 21 and as soon as I lost my writing virginity--and every writer obsesses about that first moment of publication as if it were coitus--the siren call of seeing yourself in print was over.

"Instead of being conventionally frightened, I put on an act of trying not to be afraid which was, I guess, amusing," he said.

Fraud in banks has been understood conventionally and, I would say, messaged as a glitch.

We were conventionally dressed; I wore a secondhand sports coat and wide tie, Tessa a black sheath that struggled to control her well-muscled shape.