Sentence examples for usually made by a from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis is usually made by a biopsy of the affected segment of the intestine (the jejunum).

Commonly used generic drugs are usually made by a variety of companies, which differ in manufacturing standards and quality.

Revenge porn is a growing problem worldwide, and is usually made by a scorned ex-partner uploading explicit pictures or videos of their former partner to the internet without their permission.

Somewhere in there they attempt to make a point about how they don't like Muslims, and perhaps afterwards they go for a curry or a kebab (usually made by a Muslim man).

The selection is usually made by a draw from a wheel in the office of the court clerk, but prosecutors have also been known to try to game the system by telling the clerk that a new case is factually related to an older one that had been presided over by a favored judge.

Usually made by a mixologist who has been hired to mask the taste of whatever, recently-launched-and-destined-to-fail booze brand is sponsoring the event.

To most Japanese, rice balls, which are now sold in convenience stores, were traditionally a snack that mothers usually made by hand: a ball of rice, wrapped in seaweed with perhaps a red plum buried inside, to be eaten during a hiking trip or some other pleasant activity.

Handmade carpets and rugs are usually made by knotting a number of pile tufts to a backing structure so that the loose knot ends form the pile.

Engineers already have a name for such junctions: they are called Schottky barriers and are usually made by forcing a metal such as gold to stick to a semiconductor such as silicon.

A drilled hole is ordinarily small and usually made in metal; a bored hole is large and in wood or, if in metal, is usually made by enlarging a small hole.

Diagnoses are usually made by using a rapid antigen test and patients are treated with the antiviral drugs, oseltamivir or zanamivir.