Sentence examples for methods in virtually from inspiring English sources
The all-female Paradise Island bore more than a passing resemblance to Lesbos, and the superheroine's favorite epithet was "Suffering Sappho!" She managed to get herself tied up or bound by exotic methods in virtually every installment.
Refractometric methods to measure total protein (TP) in serum and plasma specimens have been replaced by automated biuret methods in virtually all routine clinical testing.
This paper aims at abridging the gap between the highly demanding human machine interfaces and the training methods employed in the process industry by experimentally analyzing the effectiveness of distinct training methods in a virtually simulated abnormal situation.
Thus, SLiCE represents a highly versatile DNA fusion method suitable for cloning projects in virtually all molecular and synthetic biology projects.
The principal method of embryo evaluation, used in virtually all IVF clinics, is based upon morphological scoring.
These issues are largely statistical in nature, and we believe will be present in virtually any method for quantitative risk assessment that is based on in vitro data.
This method has the major advantage of depending on just n decision variables – the number of compared elements – and so is less computationally expensive than other optimisation methods, and can be easily implemented in virtually any existing computer environment.
A vast number of methods have been developed and used in virtually all diseases to measure the extent and nature of oxidative stress, ranging from oxidation of DNA to proteins, lipids, and free amino acids.
The high concordance coefficient indicates that the three methods are virtually interchangeable in economic analyses which do not rely on dollar value per se.
Thanks to technological improvements in sequencing methods, virtually all the microbes from a given environment can be analyzed in a single run, avoiding cultivation steps.
This general scheme has been exemplified in virtually every spliced alignment method capable of aligning a cDNA against a whole genomic assembly.
