Sentence examples for inexpensive field from inspiring English sources

Simple and inexpensive field screening methods, such as portable, lateral flow immunochromatographic assays, are available to determine that food is sufficiently free of aflatoxins.

Such a relatively inexpensive field flattener might successfully negate the average variation in defocus with field angle and relaxes the demands for the stroke on the DM to be dedicated to higher-order aberrations correction.

3 Mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) is an easy, quick and inexpensive field measure most commonly used for identification of severe acute undernutrition in young children (6 60 months of age) in resource-limited settings.

Another way to create a more interesting tile job is to add a few expensive glass or stone tiles to an area of inexpensive field tiles.

Instead of yoking together hundreds or even thousands of microprocessors as traditional supercomputers do Star Bridge uses a dozen or so relatively inexpensive field-programmable gate array (FPGA) chips.

In the 2008 general election, the campaign created more than seven hundred inexpensive Obama field offices, mostly in the battleground states.

Over the last 7 years, FDA scientists at the Forensic Chemistry Center (FCC) have developed and deployed several generations of this inexpensive handheld field instrument that can rapidly analyze medicines in real time, allowing onsite/port of entry real-time comparison of the pharmaceutical dosage form and the packaging with authentic examples.

Though ethanol is inexpensive, accessible at field sites, and does not require extensive precautions for field use [ 62], it is flammable, evaporates quickly, and classifies as a "Restricted Article".

Almost everywhere, the talk was about breaking through boundaries to make the entertainment experience more vivid, and about how inexpensive the whole field is becoming.

While Fitbit might rule the inexpensive activity tracker field, the brand could face hesitation from buyers looking for a premium product.

To date, > 1 million of Bangladesh's approximately 10 million tube wells have been tested for As with easy-to-use, relatively inexpensive, and semiquantitative field kits [ UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) 2004].