Sentence examples for usually to open from inspiring English sources

The Animal Medical Center in Manhattan, which performed 34 stent procedures on dogs and cats in 2005, usually to open up clogged passages in the bladder or kidney, created a clinic about two years ago to accommodate rising demand for minimally invasive surgery.

The free rat usually tried to open the door, eventually succeeding.

Remember, it usually pays to open the bidding, immediately giving your side an edge.

Mr. Fox, of Nanny Goat Hill, says he had to invest only a small fraction of the $100,000 to $200,000 that it usually takes to open a new restaurant.

When he wasn't around, the boy's grandmother would move off the stoop, where she usually sat to open the garage for the delivery man.

If you try to use a program in this folder, the Mac usually refuses to open it and presents a system alert advising you to go get a compatible version.

In the normal experiments, half of the reaction time was usually needed to open the eyes and the other half to reach the target.

Images are usually set to open in Preview by default.

Rebooting your jailbroken device in Safe Mode will deactivate any installed tweaks, which will usually allow you to open Cydia and uninstall the packages using the above method.

Cav channels usually require a depolarization to open.

Diazoxide has been shown by many laboratories including our own to inhibit succinate dehydrogenase at concentrations usually used (50 μM) to open the mitochondrial KATP channel [169,206 209].