Sentence examples for instead of extensively from inspiring English sources
Instead of extensively washing the potentially contagious cell pellet, we kept the remaining 0.88 mL as the cellular fraction of throat wash.
Both Airbus and Boeing aircraft use it extensively instead of aluminium.
Therefore, instead of performing the calibration extensively at all rates, a carefully conducted heating run at 10 K min(^{-1}) was taken as a reference run, and the (c_p) values at other rates away from the transitions were additively shifted until they matched with these reference data away from the transitions.
Interestingly, the hardness measured by nanoindentation shows a positive correlation to the twin spacing instead of the inverse Hall-Petch extensivelynsively discovered in many traditional metal materials.
Thus, the global energy minima in vacuo or with GB are not suitable representations of the unbound state, which can instead be extensively sampled by MD simulations.
These findings challenge the hypothesis that the failure of extensively cultivated BCG vaccines to prevent pulmonary tuberculosis is due to over-attenuation and suggest instead a new model in which BCG evolved to produce more immunity-suppressing antioxidants.
In 2011, instead of buying expensive new trains, the company extensively refurbished the old British Rail carriages from the 1980s that were still in use at a third of the cost.
This mission may have been one of the first to use tiles extensively on its roof instead of thatch — apparently because of attacks by Native Americans using flaming arrows.
FOR THE RECORD: California missions: An article in the Sept. 7 Travel section about Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa said that it may have been the first California mission to use tiles extensively on its roof instead of thatch.
The prevalence of extensively MDR ESBL-E.
"Trump's choice of Rex Tillerson suggests he wants to make good on his promise to cut deals with Russia instead of containing it," said Thomas Wright, who has written extensively on Trump's foreign policy at the Brookings Institution.
