Sentence examples for conventionally was from inspiring English sources
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.
By contrast, mortality of propensity-matched patients treated conventionally was comparable to that of ECMO patients in French ICUs of the REVA network.
Neither is served in what would conventionally be considered a restaurant.
The Romanov titles since about 1533 have conventionally been translated as "grand duke" and "grand duchess".
They conventionally are subdivided into categories based on mode of genesis.
But we're not talking about the kind of vanity you might conventionally be tempted to ascribe to film stars.
"They have conventionally been autonomous, inward-looking structures, like the monasteries they grew out of: compounds set behind walls".
Dairy products have conventionally been used as carriers of probiotics.
These recurrence patterns have conventionally been studied through historical and instrumental records on the last few centuries.
Thus, it has conventionally been preferred to the one-generation study (OECD TG 415).
Responsibility for solving collective action problems in invasive species control has conventionally been assigned to government.
