Sentence examples for conventionally one from inspiring English sources

Conventionally, one of these two parameters is calculated indirectly from the phase holdup data with an assumed value or a presumed empirical correlation for the other parameter.

For such a distance to be well-defined, note that one needs the network to be connected (although conventionally one takes the distance between nodes in different components to be infinity).

Conventionally, one of the important criterion for evaluating the quality of hESCs has been the determination of colony morphology by manual evaluation with light microscopy.

The diGTR model includes a parameter for each of the 48 instantaneous dinucleotide exchanges (conventionally one is omitted to calibrate the model, resulting in 47 free parameters).

Under this model, weakly informative priors can be assigned to each of the between-trial variance parameters σ tb 2. Conventionally, one would make use of the uniform distribution from 0 to 2 or from 0 to 10 as prior distributions for the between-trial standard deviations.

The effects of glucose concentration, butyric acid addition and C/N ratio were studied conventionally (one-factor-at-a-time).

It's more like a narrative multiverse, in which different versions of Ursula's life compete for the reader's attention and keep a conventionally one-note story well out of reach.

The pytochemical concentration and antioxidant activity was higher in organically produced tomato juices compared with conventionally ones [36].

Technical issues like species adapted methods and the scarcity of pathogen RNA compared to host RNA, all contribute to this conventionally one-sided focus in gene expression studies of infection processes [ 5].

Conventionally, a one-to-one relationship is used in the voting process for the target position, depending on the parallel shift of the camera (Fig. 4 a).

"If a vehicle drives itself," says James Anderson, a behavioral scientist at the RAND Corporation, "it's going to be a lot harder to conventionally blame one driver or the other". Liability will inevitably rise for automakers, which is one reason they might be reluctant to see a broad and speedy rollout of autonomous cars.