Sentence examples for some means which from inspiring English sources

"Given how small the area is that these cells occupy," Dr. Crum said, "they might very easily be removed or ablated by some means which could be a cost-effective way of preventing cervical cancer.

In the literature, there are some families of means which include the above familiar means.

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A divergent subspecific mate recognition system, upon which reinforcement in the mouse European hybrid zone is predicated, requires some means by which members of a subspecies can recognize their own subspecies from a foreign one.

Agents positioned within an environment will need sensors to perceive their local neighborhood and some means with which to affect the environment.

"There must be some means by which the patent office can correct the errors that it's made," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said.

It only assumes that the system has some means by which Writes are ordered consistently at every server, as required for eventual consistency, and uses the WriteOrder predicate to represent this ordering.

"The people have provided some means with which we can continue working on the things that we believe we should work on," Mr. Pendleton said of his corporate boosters.

Briefly, the city has agreed to look into some means by which the theater owners might sell off the air rights over their buildings to make nearby skyscrapers still larger.

Suppose that each particle had some means of superluminal communication, which may be realized by a tachyon.

There must be some evolutionary means by which existing DNA sequences are changed and new sequences are incorporated into the gene pools of species.