Sentence examples for routine tools from inspiring English sources
Electric shock, beating and burning are routine tools of Uzbekistan's anti-Islamic inquisition, says Acacia Shields, a Human Rights Watch researcher who recently returned from a two-year posting in Uzbekistan.
"This is one of the routine tools that we use to indicate to the market that we would like more generation to come forward for the evening peak demand period," the company said.
Dendrimer-based transfection agents have become routine tools for many molecular and cell biologists but therapeutic delivery of nucleic acids remains a challenge.
At our centre, measurement of pulmonary radioaerosol mucociliary clearance (PRMC) has been used as part of diagnostic routine tools in the work up of patients suspected of having PCD for over a decade.
For some cancer types, biomarkers have proven to be meaningful predictors of patient outcomes (e.g., BCR-ABL in Chronic Myeloid Leukemia or PSA in prostate cancer) and were established as routine tools.
Further examinations, such as electroencephalography, myelography, computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging are mostly performed as routine tools in small animals and only to a smaller extent in large animals.
Accordingly, the Patriot Act transformed NSLs from a rarity into a routine tool.
"To have this as a routine tool strikes me as pretty chilling," said Jonathan Zittrain, professor of law and computer science at Harvard University.
A report this year by a National Science Foundation panel, "Revolutionizing Science and Engineering Through Cyberinfrastructure," called for new financing of $1 billion a year to make grid-style computing a routine tool of research.
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While President George W. Bush oversaw the beginning of the Central Intelligence Agency's use of missiles fired from drone aircraft to kill suspected terrorists, Mr. Obama has expanded their use beyond Pakistan to Yemen and Somalia and made them a routine tool of counterterrorism.
