Sentence examples for is typically pooling from inspiring English sources

Private equity's main focus is, typically, pooling investors' funds to invest in other private funds as well as buy out companies that were formerly publicly traded.

The donor milk used in North American NICUs is typically pooled from 3 or more mothers to reduce batch-to-batch variability in nutrient composition and is pasteurized (Holder pasteurization, 62.5°C for 30 minutes) according to Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA) guidelines to prevent the transmission of infectious agents (e.g. HIV, pathogenic bacteria [ 35]).

These problematic interviewer fixed effects are typically pooled to a common value by creating a new category for these interviewers, which also includes all interviewers who complete less than 50 interviews.

The water in these streams and pools is typically clear, but there can be mud, sand or gravel on the bottom of the stream or pool, so the water often becomes turbid in the rain.

So if I'm taking a case on parliamentary privileges — the 1993 case — my pool is typically limited to cases of five benches [where five judges of the Supreme Court decide the matter] or more, which are constitutional benches.

The physical devices can reside either inside or outside the walls of a data center; the processing done across these pools is typically described as "cloud computing".

It is typically supported by a pool of core funding, often from external competitive sources, as well as possibly in-kind contributions from a home university.

Any swimming pool can be called a natatorium, but the word is typically used to describe a building that houses a pool, often with attached locker rooms and showers.

That loan is typically sold to a Wall Street firm that pools it with thousands of others.

The SUMOylation fraction in a steady state is typically very little in related to the entire pool of transcription factors.

SELEX is typically used to screen for the aptamers from randomized RNA pools.