Sentence examples for a combination of generalised from inspiring English sources
The daily spawning pattern of the European anchovy, Engraulis encrasicolus, was assessed using a novel methodology that included the analysis of the hourly distribution of imminent and recent spawning stages using a combination of generalised additive models (GAMs) and of multinomial models for ordinal categorical data.
Methadone offers HIV prevention potential, but there is a need to better model the effects of sexual HIV transmission in mediating the impact of OST among PWID in settings characterised by a combination of generalised and concentrated epidemics.
Combo skin-A combination of either.
Pigments were identified and quantified using reverse-phase high performance liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and data were analysed using a combination of extended linear regression with generalised least squares (GLS) estimation and standard multivariate techniques.
We defined personal social cohesion, using the measures above, as a combination of respondents' sense of belonging, generalised reciprocity, social trust, confidence (self-efficacy), and hope for the future (optimism).
Riva Palacio insisted that the combination of generalised public anger, uniting the poverty-stricken rural families of the students with middle-class city dwellers, is providing the small but resilient guerrilla groups that have long roamed the mountains of Guerrero with a golden opportunity to try to deepen the contradictions in an effort to provoke an insurrection.
If they think a combination of helmets, high vis, and some generalised goodwill is all that's needed to improve cycle safety, they're wrong.
The R package MCMCglmm is designed for fitting generalised linear mixed models and makes use of MCMC techniques that are a combination of Gibbs sampling, slice sampling and Metropolis-Hastings sampling [ 28].
"It seems a combination of factors in Kinshasa in the early 20th century created a perfect storm for the emergence of HIV, leading to a generalised epidemic with unstoppable momentum that unrolled across sub-Saharan Africa".
A combination of the above?
