Sentence examples for Further incompatible from inspiring English sources

The LOH analyses corroborated the complex genomic relationships among related recurrences but also revealed further incompatible genomic alterations not seen by CGH.

In this publication it could be shown that in an informative data set monophyletic groups show a support that is always much better than that of further incompatible splits present in the data set.

By eliminating just line 4, you do not thereby eliminate these further possibilities, incompatible with line 4, in which "~A → B" is false.

Further, the incompatible nature of the data from the patient satisfaction survey and the retail POS system prevents the cross-tabulation of the data to draw associations between patient health concerns and outcomes, and their satisfaction with the clinic.

Instead of further mapping specific incompatible genes, in this paper we aimed to know the overall effects of incompatibility on fertility and viability, the two aspects of fitness, by examining 89 gametes produced by yeast S. cerevisiae - S. paradoxus F1 hybrids.

Further difficulties originate from incompatible software-combinations such as Allplan to Sofistik, or ArchiCAD to Sofistik (see Tables 2 and 3).

Because many of these potential donors did not die within an appropriately short time period after life-support withdrawal [12, 13], we concluded that our WoWt practices in their current form (i.e., progressive removal of life-support devices) would have been incompatible with further organ harvesting.

The increased death rate reflects serious developmental defects such as incomplete gastrulation and neurulation that are frequently incompatible with further development and thus lead to early death.

In general, the production of cytochrome b558 subunits gp91phox and p22phox through classical over-expression systems have resulted in low yields which are incompatible for further biochemical studies [18].

A further three combinations were incompatible at extreme pH, or were of concern and so should be avoided.

Legitimacy implies that personal data can only be processed for specified explicit and legitimate purposes and may not be processed further in a way incompatible with those purposes.