Sentence examples for using this rather from inspiring English sources

The effect of using this, rather than the more natural halting criterion based on the error is described in Table 2.

By using this rather low dose of sirolimus as monotherapy we expect a low incidence of sirolimus-related adverse events.

Using this rather complex model, we can predict larval length at a given yolk sac area (here 1 mm) under the various experimental conditions.

Using this rather strict cutoff resulted in a set of 1729 core clusters, i.e. clusters with at least one protein for each of the 53 genomes in the study.

"Personally I don't think it's at all helpful that he uses this rather colourful language, but I guess that's a matter of style; but I don't think it particularly illuminates the debate to do so".

We used this rather conservative procedure instead of mapping to putative respective transcripts of the probes to avoid counting splicing variants with predicted RNA structures.

During the interviews some participants had access to their own diary; in these instances they tended to prefer to use this rather than the calendar landmarking instrument to assist in their recall of events because they were so personalised already.

We used this rather stringent threshold to compensate for the inherent correlation in the scores between data sets (for e.g., we have multiple REV-ERB and BMAL1 ChIP-seq data) that is unaccounted for in the shuffling procedure.

In the light of an earlier analysis based on the West of Scotland population that estimated the ratio to be somewhat higher (Irvine et al, 1993), we judged an overall ratio of 1 : 1 to be a reasonable estimate, and used this rather than our standard method.

If the source has "line-out" on it (some CD players and higher-end MP3 players have) then use this rather than the headphone port.

The entire intervention development process was framed using this information, rather than by changing only superficial aspects of program delivery.