Sentence examples for procedure by virtue of from inspiring English sources
The proposed procedure, by virtue of its sensitivity, could be applied to the analysis of LEV in spiked human plasma with a mean recovery of 100.10 ± 1.14 without prior extraction procedure.
In speaking of 'the' Turing machine it should be made clear that there are infinitely many Turing machines, each corresponding to a different method or procedure, by virtue of having a different 'table of behaviour.' Nowadays it is almost impossible to avoid imagery which did not exist in 1936: that of the computer.
Brains function by virtue of their connectivity.
We visualized PC axons in cerebellar slices by dye filling via the somatic recording pipette and recorded axonal APs downstream of NORs (see the Experimental Procedures; Figure 1A) identified by virtue of their presence at axonal branchpoints (Clark et al., 2005).
Note that by virtue of the backtracking procedure, it becomes unnecessary to compute the other 20 combinations that yield, which all have higher weights.
By virtue of the selection procedure, the potential B. malayi drug targets highlight components of key processes in nematode biology such as central metabolism, molting and regulation of gene expression.
The procedures which contribute most to this total, by virtue of their frequency, are sterilisations and hernia repairs.
Yet the Maysleses' vision of the unfolding events is distinctive — and, for that matter, historic — by virtue of their distinctive directorial procedure.
"Today, by virtue of the co-decision procedure, even the most detailed technical decisions... have to be taken at the highest political level in the European machinery," Ms Damanaki complained.
By virtue of what's called the "blue slip" procedure, senators have the ability to block consideration of judicial nominees from their states.
Electrooptic (EO) waveguiding polymer devices are very attractive for optical communication systems by virtue of their simple and potentially low-cost fabrication procedures.
