Sentence examples for means through a from inspiring English sources

This test compared multiple means through a series of t-tests.

Degradation of the NC and their mechanical and drug release properties were controlled by two means: (i) cross-linking the collagen tubes by physical means, through a dehydro-thermal treatment (DHT), before loading with the neurotrophic factors (NTFs) GDNF or GDNF/NGF; and (ii) coating the drug-loaded collagen tubes with layers of poly(lactide-co-glycolide) (PLGA).

However, they include historically- and culturally-ingrained sexism exhibited, among other means, through a lack of appreciation for women's contributions to society, limiting gender roles, and (subsequent) discriminatory treatment.

However, a problem may rise: packets could travel in a circle, which means jumping through a list of siblings.

They speak directly to its fundamental status as a national guide, a means through which we learn to better interact and appreciate one another.

The cannula provided an airway and a means through which the animal could be artificially ventilated if required.

"He has found a means through his art of coping with the trauma and the past.

The seeds of vanilla do not usually germinate and hence the plants are propagated by vegetative means through stem cuttings resulting in a slow rate of multiplication.

It means "through hardship to the stars".

But they prefer to shop in the store, even if it means driving through a downpour.

But she has said the exchange should seize opportunities, even if that means expanding through a merger or takeover.