Sentence examples for using various modes from inspiring English sources
The current study assesses this mobility problem in terms of access to public spaces using various modes of transportation.
The purpose of this study was to analyse the changes in histologic peroneal nerve structure during experimental orthopaedic lengthening using various modes of manual or automatic distraction.
Channel orthogonality can be achieved by using various modes of multiple access, i.e. time/frequency/code division multiple access (TDMA/FDMA/CDMA).
However, over the past decade, modern TA using various modes of mass spectrometry was developed; meanwhile, analysts claimed they was able to address all toxicological concerns of attending physicians.
A possible solution is the use of automated closed loop FiO2 control, which has been proven to efficiently keep infants within a predefined SpO2 target in the NICU, using various modes of ventilation, and using different algorithms (as reviewed in [53]).
Future surveys may benefit from using various modes of data collection (eg. postal, phone and internet).
This has led to the emergence of transportation monocultures, defined as systems where the ability of travelers to use various modes is constrained.
Anisotropy induced by stress-softening phenomena (Mullins effect) in filled elastomers has been intensively investigated using various stretching modes for pre-stretching.
Different color specific components in the VEP have been identified using various stimulation modes.
Clinical conditions were simulated using various ventilatory modes, using various ventilator settings, using different filters and endotracheal tubes, and by changing the resistance and compliance.
The mesh independence of the LES is verified before analysing the nature of this mode using various indicators over more than 100 cycles: the mode is mostly a pure standing mode but it transitions from time to time to a turning mode because of turbulent fluctuations, confirming experimental observations and theoretical results.
