Sentence examples for conventionally uses from inspiring English sources

Biotechnology conventionally uses pure strains of microorganisms to realize a desired conversion.

Long term storage of pear fruit requires low temperature and conventionally uses controlled atmosphere (CA) conditions to reduce respiration and consequent quality loss.

PRS analysis allows for more genetic information to be assessed from genomic data than a simple threshold approach, such as the GWAS threshold, which conventionally uses a p-value threshold of 5 × 10− 8 to avoid issues of false positive findings due to multiple testing.

ATR spectroscopy in the MIR range is well established and conventionally uses crystalline materials such as zinc selenide, germanium, or silicon.

It should be noted that the OR defined in (2) is not the same OR that one conventionally uses to measure the association between exposure and disease in case-control or observational studies.

The main exception to this is science writing, which conventionally uses the passive voice to put the emphasis on the results, rather than the researchers (although this is changing, so check the guidelines before you write).

In fact, the qualifier "contemporary" conventionally used when referring to all three is not really appropriate.

Strings are conventionally used in pop as a textural ingredient to deepen a mood and to add color.

One, for a tiny motor, was solved quickly, though conventionally, using a toothpick, a lathe and a microscope.

But in order to reach cancer stem cells, we might need to devise assays far more complex than conventionally used.

Textiles not conventionally used in clothing, let alone the silk-chiffon world of couture, collided in a myriad of combinations, including Chinese mud silk with English tweed.