Sentence examples for using precisely from inspiring English sources
First, the results of a published microarray expression experiment using precisely timed embryos (B augh et al. 2005) were reordered for us by L. R. Baugh (personal communication) to identify those genes whose mRNA abundances were higher in wild-type embryos than in mex-3 (zu155 ); skn-1 (RNAi).
Ironically, we label supposed "old" dying species as "new" discoveries using precisely the criteria -- no previous record -- that would define a new species.
Then I went on set and there he was and he was suddenly me: wearing exactly the same clothes, using precisely the same gestures.
Mr C, meanwhile, "has similar or identical thoughts, memories, and personality traits to Caulfield, often using precisely the same or only slightly modified language".
Stream ciphers depend on the receiver's using precisely the same part of the key stream to decrypt the cipher that was employed to encrypt the plaintext.
He had mastered Detroit's discovery: the enormous power of using precisely tooled, interchangeable parts to break down complex manufacturing into far simpler steps.
The "appendage" – a jokey term some of us used precisely because we did not see ourselves as "her indoors" or "the househusband" – is now seen as fair game.
Here we investigated the mechanisms of in vitro vascularization using precisely-controlled 3D-microenvironments constructed by a sandwich culture using the cell-accumulation technique.
Conflict detection and resolution are based on novel techniques that take into account the structure and semantics of the ontology versions to be reconciled by using precisely-defined notions of structural and semantic differences between ontologies and by extending state-of-the-art ontology debugging and repair techniques.
In this study, we prepared microengineered pseudo-islets from dispersed rat islet cells using precisely-fabricated agarose gel-based microwells with different diameters (100, 300, or 500 μm) to investigate the function and survival of islet cell aggregates with well-controlled sizes.
Originally, in fact, the power to pardon was used precisely for economic and political ends.
