Sentence examples for use some means from inspiring English sources

Methods that provide results in around 8 12 days rely on culture and use some means of detecting growth before it is macroscopically evident.

Authentication is the process of proving an identity using some means of inputting data.

In addition, only a minority of caregivers declared often or always using some means to reduce noise at night or to assess the quality and quantity of patient's sleep (Table 5).

The test, given spontaneously hours after the routine test Di Luca gave for being race leader at the time, reportedly showed hormone levels like "those of a child," causing anti-doping authorities to suspect that Di Luca was using some means to cover the presence of banned substances.

In addition, only a minority of caregivers declared often or always using some means to reduce noise at night or to assess the quality and quantity of patient's sleep (Table  5).

But couldn't these new words use some reliable means of dissemination?

As for how the money is actually transferred, Aude tells me that "The mechanism it uses is to debit one account, and then use some magical means to lookup the bank account number of the recipient and ACH [Automated Clearing House] deposit it, Identical to Square Cash".

The idea is that you use some other means (i.e., SMS, or email ahead of time if you know you're going to be out of cell service in some dank basement bunker for a super secret show) to tell your friend what color to look for, open the LookFor app, pick said color and hold up your phone to show them where to find you.

Use social networking tools like Facebook or Myspace, email or use some other means of communication that is easy and accessible for everyone.

Use a piece of masking tape or use some other means to keep the wheel from turning after this is disconnected.

Seven out of 10 men use some product meant for the opposite sex as part of their grooming ritual, according to men's Web site groominglounge.com.com