Sentence examples for customarily designed from inspiring English sources

Pathway models in biotechnology are customarily designed with metabolite concentrations as the primary, dependent variables, whereas fluxes are derived quantities that are secondarily computed from the primary variables.

Continuous sparging of 0.1 L/min compressed air in combination with 20 mM/(L d) intermittent CO2 supply into a customarily designed photobioreactor resulted in biomass and crude phycocyanin concentrations of 5.92 g/L and 1.06 g/L respectively.

All primers were customarily designed and synthesized by IDT Technology (Toronto, ON).

NASA has not customarily implemented Design-for-Demise meticulously.

Customarily, a design argument might be advanced alongside an argument from religious experience, and the other arguments to be considered below.

To realize his ambition -- grandiose or not -- he has chosen, not one of the tried-and-true local architects developers customarily rely on, but Michael Graves, who has designed everything from offices for Disney to teakettles for Target.

I Can't Make You Those Mittens is designed to incorporate senses and features not customarily found in a standing art exhibit, Frei Njootli said.

The exchanges weren't designed for employees of big enterprises like government, who customarily have employer-sponsored plans that are more generous; the exchanges are for people who would otherwise have ruinously expensive plans, bare-bones plans, or no insurance at all.

Preregistration trials are mostly designed and powered for a primary efficacy end point, customarily a reduction in HbA1c over 6 months at two or more dosage strengths (Table 3).

Bill Belew, who designed this outfit, gave it a Napoleonic standing collar (Presley customarily wore high collars because he believed his neck looked too long), a design feature that he would later make a major trademark of the outfits Presley wore on stage in his later years.

This event is customarily regarded as the invention of the jet engine, but the first operational jet engine was designed in Germany by Hans Pabst von Ohain and powered the first jet-aircraft flight on August 27, 1939.