Sentence examples for devise called from inspiring English sources

Lanciotti alleged that a Zika test made by his lab, called Singleplex, was more sensitive than another test he initially helped devise, called Trioplex (which also tested for the related dengue and chikungunya viruses).

Dr. Young gamely took on Brady as a patient and resolved the issue with an instrument he devised called a prostatic excisor.

However, there are other ways to 'pitch' at The Europas and the main one a brand new format we've devised called Pitch Roulette.

Mangano had just wound down an hour, in heels, of striding around a set, pitching a space-saving closet contraption she devised called Huggable Hangers.

The verification measures Bush officials have devised call for "challenge inspections" in which American officials would have access to a range of sites in North Korea at short notice.

The food is sublime and the drinks, particularly a concoction of his own devising called a "Killer Bee," are deliciously lethal.

community, helped devise something called the Kimberley Process, which effectively created a way to ensure that buyers were getting only diamonds that had been mined legally.

But because of it the system of government he devised is called the principate.

The rule-base blocks admit two inputs one of which is newly devised and called "normalized acceleration" and the other one is the classical "error".

They would devise a blog called Twin Town, write about their lives and invite guest material, somehow woo advertisers.

I tried to devise what I called a Wellesian approach, where some things would be in extreme closeup, pulling out to an extreme wide shot.