Sentence examples for made in conventional from inspiring English sources

Greenpeace responded that the UK government was ignoring major advances made in conventional crop-breeding techniques which used the latest scientific techniques.

Observations of this sort cannot be made in conventional monolayer culture systems.

Furthermore, this approach provides new insight on the quality of some choices made in conventional design methods.

This finding is in marked contrast to the assumption made in conventional grain growth analysis on the CCG structure.

The case studies also scrutinize the assumption made in conventional design procedures that the patterns can be flattened without inducing significant additional stresses.

A patient's immune system should be able to recognize the Xenomouse antibodies as human and refrain from attacking them, thus avoiding a problem that often crops up in people infused with antibodies made in conventional mice.

The same studies show that all but the most diehard hobbyists are having prints made in the conventional way.

Ms. Kiss, a photographer, said builders' estimates on a house made in the conventional way — called stick building — had run as high as three times the cost of the prefabricated home.

A few promising design concepts are introduced to break the compromise that often needs to be made in the conventional design approach.

The calculated buckling loads and the corresponding modes are exact in the sense that in their calculation, the usual approximations which are made in the conventional finite element or finite strip methods are avoided.

The EXAFS studies of disorder effects in small nanoparticles (with size 1 2 nm) are, however, challenging due to the assumption of quasi-Gaussian bond length distributions that is made in the conventional analysis.