Sentence examples for was always conducted from inspiring English sources

The first interval was always conducted at 0% BWS; thereafter, intervals at 10, 20, and 30% BWS were conducted in random order.

Nonetheless, the spectroscopic analysis was always conducted not with the isolated intermediate but in the presence of unreacted PPD and of further oxidation products, which gives rise to spectral interferences.

Most of these sporting "pubs" had a large room at the back or upstairs, which was open one night a week (preferably Saturday), for public sparring, which was always conducted by a pugilist of some note".

Behavioral testing was always conducted 1 h after lights on and 1 h before lights off.

Since Experiment 1 investigated the implicit and Experiment 2 the explicit self-bodily recognition, Experiment 1 was always conducted before Experiment 2. The same group of participants performed both Experiments in one single session.

The PTB was always conducted by the same experienced podiatrist.

Miller, who was then a freelance writer on the verge of being hired by the Times, was not so much ideological as eager to let you know that she travelled in a world of international intrigue and important people — the sort of person who was always conducting hushed, urgent telephone conversations.

Year after year, the prisons survived during the legislative budget negotiations, which are always conducted under information blackouts.

But these practices are always conducted as part of whatever rite is locally deemed proper for the disposal of the dead.

We have repaid all amounts overbilled and have implemented significant changes to strengthen contract management and controls and to ensure our business is always conducted in a manner which is consistent with our group values," he said.

Lasdun is, by his account, an exceedingly happily married man and he gives us to understand that his actions toward Nasreen were always conducted with the highest integrity — you might even say, in accordance with "the great repudiation of masculinity that so many … in academe consider the supreme contribution of the humanities in our time".