Sentence examples for using manual techniques from inspiring English sources

These designs may further be processed using manual techniques to achieve the final outputs desired by designers.

Hence, automating DNA marker development and profiling of a large number of control samples makes generating this evidence feasible in a time frame that otherwise might be limited using manual techniques.

Previous studies report no differences between automated versus manual CIMT methodologies whereas other studies report significantly greater values using manual techniques [ 9, 10, 12].

A significantly smaller proportion reported using manual techniques "always or often" in conjunction with ACBT (26% vibrations, 8% percussion, 11% shaking) whereas 66% reported using MCP techniques "sometimes or rarely".

Unfortunately manual observations are not scalable [ 49], meaning that there is currently a growing mismatch between our ability to manipulate growth cones and to assess the effect of these manipulations on growth cone behaviour using manual techniques.

The treatment starts with inactivation of the active (pain producing) MTrPs by using manual techniques (compression on the trigger point, manual stretching of the trigger point area and the taut band) combined with "intermittent cold application by using ice-cubes followed by stretching the muscle" according to Travell [ 32] to further inactivate the MTrPs.

The purpose of this study was to compare in vitro the amount of debris and irrigant extruded apically from extracted teeth, using manual technique and crowndown pressureless technique by K3, RaCe, and FlexMaster instruments.

In contrast A survey of Canadian therapist found that less than half used manual techniques (42%) relying more extensively on early mobilisation and exercise training [ 30].

Significant statements were grouped according to common themes using manual analysis techniques generating initial codes by hand and combining codes into overarching themes.

In acute presentations, it is not unusual to expect an exacerbation of symptoms after the initial treatment when using manual therapy techniques [ 17] such as soft tissue and articulation.

Validation was carried out using manual and automatic techniques.