Sentence examples for utilising instead from inspiring English sources

Utilising instead polar sky brightness data from [35], we take a sky brightness of (2times10^{-5}~mbox{W}~mbox{m 2times10^{-5}~mbox{W}~mbox{m{m}^{-2}~mbox{sr operational frequency.

If MSWI bottom ash is utilised instead of sand in a capping layer, the same design modulus could be used as for the sand.

Platelet pellets were lysed rapidly on ice in aqueous methanol (50% (v/v)) containing 0.1% HCl and left to solubilise for 30 min. For samples which underwent LC prior to MS analysis, 0.1% formic acid was utilised instead of 0.1% HCl to allow positive ion mode analyses to be conducted.

Such a design will be utilised instead of the randomised controlled trial design, as the COPD-ICP programme has been implemented in JurongHealth for almost 2 years.

On the other hand, the approximation error modelling, in which statistical properties of the modelling error are utilised instead of a reference measurement, can be used to obtain as good quality reconstructions as the reference approach.

Although it might be more realistic to incorporate all utilised healthcare instead of diabetes-related healthcare utilisation only in DMPs, we do not know whether diabetes patients with a high healthcare demand related to diabetes also have a higher demand for healthcare in general and, if so, whether this is equally true for all diabetes patients.

When incorporating total utilised healthcare instead of diabetes-related healthcare utilisation only in a DMP, specific attention should be paid to the role of age and comorbidity, in particular as only these patient characteristics predict high healthcare utilisation for both total and diabetes-related care.

In 2012 13's survey, the most common action to plug a skills gap was to utilise volunteers instead of paid members of staff.

A logistic regression model, which allows the use of weights, is utilised here instead the classical Fisher's test of equivalents (see material and methods).

The distinct metabolism of HSCs [and probably also leukaemic stem cells (Box 1)], which utilise glycolysis instead of mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation, does indeed reflect their location in a hypoxic niche (Simsek et al., 2010).

Recently, newer equations utilising cystatin C instead of, or in addition to, creatinine have been proposed.