Sentence examples for designed to use either from inspiring English sources
A two-stage vapour cycle cryosurgical system has been designed to use either R23 or R508B in the low temperature stage and R404A for pre-cooling.
RolyPoly is designed to use expression data from either bulk tissue or single-cell RNA-seq.
Since integrative metagenomics is more inclusive than DNA barcoding, we recommend scientists designing biodiversity studies to use either both approaches as complementary, or for pragmatic reasons - when species problems are observed or expected-, to couple integrative metagenomics with EGNs methods.
The considerations in designing this study were to use either design-based or analysis-based methods to control for characteristics that differed at baseline between treatment groups.
A total of 213 students participating in a master-level course on design theory and methodology were instructed to use either systematic or heuristic methods while designing a product concept.
It is uneconomical to design hydraulic machinery to avoid inception of cavitation and the only other alternatives are to either improve the hydraulic design to delay cavitation inception or to use either materials with high resistance to cavitation or components hardfaced with materials that have high cavitation resistance.
Some digital thermometers are designed to be used either rectally, orally or in the armpit, while others are designed to be used specifically in the mouth.
Some digital thermometers are designed to be used either rectally, orally or in the armpit, while others are designed to be used specifically in the rectum.
Shaving brushes are designed to be used either with special creams or with a variety of hard shaving soaps, usually contained in a small bowl.
The method is designed to be used either with a laboratory microtomograph or with a synchrotron microtomography device.
This case, designed to be used either together with The British Water Industry (A): The Evolution of Price-Cap Regulation (1809.0) or separately, describes the controversies in the British water industry in 2002, 13 years after it was privatized.
