Sentence examples for more typically employed from inspiring English sources

The implementation of bioluminescence imaging for luciferase reporters is a direct measure of transcriptional activity, which contrasts with the large-scale genomics and proteomics approaches that are more typically employed for pathway analysis [35], [36].

However, high-volume samplers are more typically employed in ambient air pollution sampling than in residential exposure monitoring because they are larger, noisier, and less portable than low-volume samplers and often require electrical power to operate.

Nursing, therapy and care staff generally did not use the term 'delirium'; instead 'confusion' or 'acute confusion' were more typically employed particularly on elderly care wards: "It's just that perhaps they don't recognise it as delirium… they don't put a label on it" [Doctor].

To prevent such behavior, more robust statistical methods are typically employed.

It is also more advantageous over other methods typically employed for Bayesian analysis of corroding pipelines, because it allows the estimation of small posterior failure probabilities directly within the same framework.

In contrast, this paper extends the concept proposed in [12] by applying it to a more comprehensive transmission planning process typically employed in practice, where other relevant technical and economic analyses must also be considered.

Instead of handwriting, other 'conventional' but more formal means will be typically employed for material contact, such as print; somewhere in between (published) print and handwriting are the 'in-house' printing facilities such as typewriting (now nearly obsolete) or a home printer.

This study represents one of the first to assess the acceptability and effectiveness of photo-realistic landscape visualizations with First Nations and their performance relative to more standard planimetric maps as typically employed by resource managers in their consultations with local communities in British Columbia (BC).

Initially, replication-competent VACVs were typically employed, but more recent efforts center on the use of replication-defective poxviruses due to safety concerns.

The crossbow, a much more expensive and sophisticated weapon, was typically employed by urban militias and mercenaries.

Using prolonged complex naturalistic stimuli, such as this one, is one approach to study cognitive processing in situations that resemble real-life contexts more closely than controlled laboratory settings typically employed to investigate individual cognitive functions in isolation.