Sentence examples for using a limited set from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, district energy simulations are often carried out using a limited set of archetype buildings.
They can be built of simple repeated modules using a limited set of rules.
To date, a quite extensive literature exists on the genetic diversity and structure of the species, using a limited set of SSR (Simple Sequence Repeats) markers e.g., refs 4,5,6.
Previous methods have estimated valid ranges using a limited set of variables (usually temperature and a few species compositions) and cannot guarantee that the reduced model is accurate at all points in the estimated range.
An alternative procedure consisting of optimizing the length of the genomic cDNA fragments and their subsequent amplification by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) using a limited set of specific primers is described.
The mitotic cell cycle phases were identified with the IDEAS analysis tool by categorizing the MPM2-positive cells into anaphase, prophase and metaphase using a limited set of user-formulated morphometric parameters (Supplementary Figure 2) on their PI stain images followed by manual confirmation.
The observation that RPL41A and RPL41B only use a limited set of codons led us to question whether other translation association proteins have limited diversity in regard to their codon usage patterns.
The interest of the piece is in its choreography, which uses a limited set of movements but with power and abrupt dynamics.
Integrated circuits implemented with traditional standard cell approaches use a limited set of cells available in a library, created in advance, to generate its layout.
During an assessment, agents may use a limited set of techniques, including searching databases about targets, conducting surveillance of their movements and sending a confidential informant to an organization's meetings.
Transcutaneous experiments used a limited set of recording electrodes to one plane of the 3-D matrix (total of 28 contact sites on four electrodes in 6 cadavers) introduced via small individual incisions of the otherwise intact scalp.
