Sentence examples for using limited amounts of from inspiring English sources
The technology enables the playback of high-quality audio files using limited amounts of storage space.
According to Dolby, RIM infringes patents covering digital audio compression technologies which allow manufacturers and consumers to provide audio while using limited amounts of transmission and/or storage space for such audio.
The evaluation clearly favoured using limited amounts of DNA, and high stringency phylogenetic footprinting.
RPPA technology is a particularly useful tool to aid in the identification and validation of protein and phosphoprotein biomarkers using limited amounts of protein from clinical samples.
The EmbryoGENE (http://embryogene.ca) DNA Methylation Analysis (EDMA) platform was designed for high-throughput methylation profiling of bovine genome using limited amounts of input material.
By leveraging the resources of an evidence synthesis centre, we were able to carry out the reviews using limited amounts of experienced reviewer and librarian time.
As another example, flyers are useful for generating awareness using limited amount of information, and can be placed in high-visibility places.
In practice, anomaly detection systems (ADSs) based on HMMs typically generate false alarms because they are designed using limited amount of representative training data.
Moreover, a lot of real-world problems are hard to solve using limited amount of time resources.1 Although traditional mathematical programming methods are good at dealing with small instances of such problems, they are not well posed for large-scale instances of NP-hard problems.
We believe that the results from this study provide guidelines on the choice of tools in the form of arrays or RNA-seq for clinical transcriptomic studies using limited amount of starting material.
It was possible for the owners of certified forests to obtain a derogation from the FSC during this period of prohibition that allowed them to use limited amounts of prohibited herbicides in a controlled way if they supported research into alternative chemical and non-chemical weed management options.
