Sentence examples for used for singular from inspiring English sources
SPECFIT/32 software was used for singular value decomposition analyses.
The nsSNPs detected on each chromosome with the tested maize inbreds were used for singular value decomposition (SVD) and Ward's minimum variance clustering.
The ANN is used for modelling singular cell behaviour.
The company applied for a banking license in 2015, and is reportedly looking at a shift into being more an all-in-one digital wallet rather than only used for the singular service of one-off payments and financing connected to specific purchases.
In contrast, in American English the Merriam-Webster Dictionary provides for a third form, narcissus, used for both singular and plural.
Only genes up-regulated in respect to the TE were used for a singular enrichment analysis (SEA) in order to identify characteristics specific for the cells of the ICM (Additional file 2: Table S3).
The terminology is not rigorous, and often QSS is used for all singular perturbed systems, and QE is applied only for the thermodynamic exclusion of fast variables by the maximum entropy (or minimum of free energy, or extremum of another relevant thermodynamic function) principle (MaxEnt).
Te is an object pronoun used for the singular, familiar version of "you," "tú." Note that if you want to use this phrase with someone you are not familiar with, you would need to change "te" to "lo" (masculine) or "la" (feminine), the object pronouns for the formal version of "you," "usted".
The four forms of indefinite article are used in the same way - "un" is is used for the masculine singular, "unos" is used for the masculine plural, "una" is used for the feminine singular and "unas" is used for the feminine plural.
(17) Other approaches will also be used for the multiple singular soliton solutions, as will be examined later.
The Mikhlin-Manevich asymptotic methodology is used for solving the singular functional equation describing the non-similar modes and approximate, analytical expressions are derived.
