Sentence examples for instead of artificially from inspiring English sources

Regarding future study, we give the following recommendations: (1) study the impact of correlated (burst) losses; (2) study the impact of losses that are caused by real propagation problems or channel overload, instead of artificially generating these losses.

The end of special subsidies would "create an even playing field for all businesses instead of artificially picking winners and losers," the commission's 2010 report concluded.

The next step in this direction would be, instead of artificially manipulating the structures, tracing the coevolution of the transcription factor and all of the binding sites, looking at the in-vivo evolutionary optimization of recognition.

We studied intact proteins, which is more informative due to detection of the proteins as they are in tumour samples, instead of artificially generated peptides, as in the peptide-based approaches by MS/MS.

Single peptide vaccines can result in poor identification of specific GBM antigens for the escape of peptide-deficient variants; in consideration of the heterogeneous properties of GBM cells [ 64], most clinical trials with DC vaccination for GBM use whole-tumor lysates as sources of GAAs instead of artificially-synthesized peptides [ 3].

Instead of trying to artificially construct a family environment, ask yourself: what kind of town are you building?

Instead of Morrowind's artificially smoothed-over terrain, erosion algorithms incorporated in the landscape generation tools allowed for the creation of "craggy mountain vistas" quickly and easily.

In this case, it is better to use polytomies instead of forcing dichotomies artificially.

For the viral oncogene data, we used the control samples as a comparison, instead of creating an artificially randomized dataset.

Instead of intracellular delivery of artificially synthesized nanoparticles, we employed a strategy to induce the formation of biological nanoparticles by genetic instructions inside living cells.

Instead of squabbling over an artificially limited talent pool, we must invest resources to develop talented people — even though another company may snatch them away.