Sentence examples for using the same central from inspiring English sources

Potentially, a number of issues associated with infotainment systems and their delivery could be solved using the same central App Store concept as smart phones.

In addition, flocculation was evaluated at the center point conditions with untagged SmP E. HMW reduction during the flocculation was determined in another group of experiments using the same central composite design at 1-mL working volume using a Protein A purified bispecific antibody, Mab-I.

They used the same central battery layout as their predecessors, although the battery was lengthened 4 m to provide enough room to work the larger 240 mm guns.

Using the same licence across central and local government means that all our public sector information can be used together more easily and simply".

In a follow-up study using the same data set, central nervous system side effect profiles of oxy-butynin-ER and tolterodine-ER were compared (Kay et al 2006).

Fasting plasma glucose, Hcy and hs-C reactive protein were also determined by colorimetric methods of related metabolic products using the same autoanalyser at the central chemistry laboratory of the Peking University Shougang Hospital.

But those ballots will have to be counted at a central location using the same scanners that normally count the absentee votes, because the counties were not able to acquire enough machines to perform tallies at individual polling places.

The systematic uncertainties of the intrinsic resolution are calculated using the same iterative method used for the central value and are estimated based on uncertain beam energy, uncertain standard deviation of the angular distribution and variations in the fit range.

The prediction model included both FSH and LH, which were both consistently measured by a central laboratory using the same immunoassays.

Using the same experimental setup (circular phantom and central light source), the PMTs were set to the highest gain setting and the source attenuation was lowered until the light levels fell within the linear range of the detectors.

Edmonton is also expanding the LRT to Mill Woods (the southeast) by 2020 and to Lewis Farms (the west) thereafter using low floor technology, along with a line to the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology in north-central Edmonton using the same high floor technology of the existing system (opening 2015).