Sentence examples for de facto method from inspiring English sources

Mobile handsets are now the de facto method for the majority of individuals to live their digital lives.

"The police don't have investigative skills or tools," he said, "so they beat confessions out of prisoners and torture becomes a de facto method of policing".

The date is notable not just for search engine rivalry but in finally sealing the supremacy of search over directories as the de facto method of navigating the web.

Cronbach's alpha is the de facto method of assessing the scale reliability in information systems research [8, 57].

The company maintains that its differentiation is in analyzing mainframe data using Hadoop, the de facto method in the enterprise for setting up data to be analyzed across distributed infrastructures.

Paper checks used to be the de facto method of repayment — and it was messy, time-consuming and nowhere near instantaneous — someone could wait a month to cash a check you wrote them, leaving you with an annoying surprise when the money is withdrawn after you forgot about even writing the check.

Unfortunately, the de facto methods overestimate the resolving capabilities of the system in the case of sensitivity-limited analytes.

But as everyone knows in the age of mobile videos have become the de-facto method for companies to convey information to customers, and Frame.io seemingly had the right product at the right time to solve a need for these companies.

However, participants felt HPP was less clearly defined than HIA which had led HIA, mistakenly, to become the de-facto method for HPP.

More generally, we observe evidence for recombination amongst the genes responsible for serotype (see gtr Figure 1 figure supplement 1), which remains the de-facto method for describing strains of Shigella.

Although the CTCAE was developed by clinical experts, and has been the de facto standard method to report adverse events, its clinical validity has not yet been proven methodologically.