Sentence examples for is conventionally given from inspiring English sources
Under the Dutch proportional representation system, the leader of the largest party is conventionally given the first shot at forming a government.
The idea is that the written record on Caravaggio, whose name is conventionally given as Michelangelo Merisi, is so vague that we cannot even be sure of his real name.
The variational principle of the 2D theory is conventionally given as δ ∬ D ℒ d x d y = 0, (1.1).
Usually the 18O/16O ratio is determined, and its value is conventionally given as δ18O relative to an international standard (V-SMOW or V-PDB).
Secondly, as noted above, chemotherapy is conventionally given with or preceding trastuzumab for patients with HER2-positive invasive breast cancer.
Such rights are conventionally given for a finite period, but Mr. Gordon, as a powerful producer who was once a Fox studio chief, may have had an edge.
The Gauss coefficients ({g_{n}^{m}}, {h_{n}^{m}}) are functions of time t and are conventionally given in units of nano-Tesla (nT).
The Gauss coefficients ({g_{n}^{m}}), ({h_{n}^{m}}) are functions of time and are conventionally given in units of nanotesla (nT).
Thus, triggering TLR7/8 stimulates the innate as well as the adaptive immune response; this unique property makes them, at least theoretically, superior to cytokines, which are conventionally given as single agent and either act on the innate or the adaptive arm of the immune system.
Values in reconstructed CT images are conventionally given in Hounsfield units (HU).
One of the suggested flexibilities is to let the gross economic profit, all of which is conventionally considered to be given to the developing side country, be partly returned to the developed side country; another is to let the investment be shared between both sides.
