Sentence examples for usually found by a from inspiring English sources
It includes 731 men, mostly veterans, with localized prostate cancer, usually found by a P.S.A. test.
Complexity is measured as the amount of amino acid variation found within a length of sequence and this is usually found by a sliding window method that counts the diversity of amino acid content [25].
Good makeup is usually found by a lot of experience and experimenting, and sometimes just trial and error.
Mr. Willcox, who was locked in his cabin like the others, likened the party on his ship that night to a maritime tradition "from the square-rigger days," when the first booty usually found by an invading crew was the rum.
These associations are usually found by mining the scientific literature, resulting in an association network.
"Who am I, what have I been doing all my life?" Jason Bournes in the real world are usually found by police on street corners and led, in an often dishevelled and confused state, to emergency rooms.
Some are on public land, some on private, but they are usually found by driving slowly enough to spot parked cars hugging the side of a rural wooded road, then asking someone still dripping in their bikini, "Are these the falls?" There are no parking lots, bathrooms, lifeguards or rules, other than good ol' Vermont common sense and courtesy.
Missing exons were usually found by using the most similar well-aligned full-length protein as the query in a tblastn search of genome sequence.
As the name suggests, it's usually found by the coast, and at pretty much any point around our shores.
Specialized search engines have been lifesavers for many Web users, primarily because they make it easier to dig into the "invisible Web," the online content that is not usually found by general search tools like Yahoo or Excite.
Those images, usually found by frantic producers on Twitter and Facebook, represented "the first generation of user-generated content for news," said Vivian Schiller, the chief digital officer for NBC News.
