Sentence examples for readily discarded from inspiring English sources

Her diction ranges through the archaic, the specialised and the obscure to neologisms, picked up on the hoof and as readily discarded (nouns pressed into service as adjectives seem a particular favourite).

Data that conflict with the experimenter's expectations may be more readily discarded as unreliable, producing the so-called file drawer effect.

Batches of beer that were inferior compared with the standard or became contaminated were readily discarded as the production strain could be propagated from a pure culture.

All the sets described above show high impedance values and surface defects when viewed with the microscope especially set number 12 and should be readily discarded, 8, and 9).

The earliest indicator used to assess torsadogenic risk in the pharmaceutical compound development process is usually based on the hERG IC50 value; compounds that block hERG too readily are discarded.

For this reason, the direction of a reaction is recorded as a flag towards the end of the RInChI, so this information can be readily identified and discarded when required.

Placentas were defrosted, and the umbilical cord and all readily removable membranes were discarded.

Seedlings started to emerge after 1 week, and those seedlings that were readily identifiable counted, recorded, and discarded.

(The Dutch have also focussed on pork stem cells, because pigs are readily available to them, often reclaimed from eggs discarded at slaughterhouses or taken from biopsies).

On the deep-sea floor, the most readily identifiable pollution tends to be cans and bottles, though discarded fishing gear, ropes, metal objects, military ammunition and even old shoes regularly turn up, too.

Fortunately, the 4q and 10q D4Z4s have very high sequence conservation and very few polymorphisms, so even if occasional non-4q/10q D4Z4s were amplified, they would be readily distinguished by their high degree of sequence polymorphisms and discarded from analysis [ 49].