Sentence examples for a combination of systematic from inspiring English sources

The results are a combination of systematic complexity, comic style and seductive sensuality that is mesmerizing and irresistibly delightful (Johnson).

In the current study we demonstrate the utility of Landsat ETM + imagery for landscape-level assessments of land degradation risk and soil condition through a combination of systematic field methodologies, infrared (IR) spectroscopy and ensemble modeling techniques.

The amount of surface lowering due to wind-driven soil erosion is estimated using a combination of systematic feature extraction from the historic and modern maps, high resolution modeling of the topography based on LiDAR data, subsurface compaction measurements and grain size analyses.

Reasons for this could include a combination of systematic differences between measurement platforms as well as differences in the source tissue or in the cDNA preparation process.

The negative bias, TRCM-Tobs = −1.3°C, is a combination of systematic bias in RCA3.0 and the mismatch between the regional climate represented by RCA3.0 and the local climate of the open landscape represented by the PTHBV data set.

Here we elucidate CTBT mode of action with a combination of systematic genetic and transcriptome analysis.

The recommendations presented are based on a combination of a systematic literature review and expert opinion.

Additionally, having a combination of both systematic review methodology indexing terms and public health indexing terms in our PH search filter dually limited our results sets, retrieving only content which met all requirements for both methodology and public health content.

Thus, despite specific DNA sequences being neither sufficient nor required for centromere identity (Earnshaw and Migeon, 1985; Voullaire et al., 1993; Amor et al., 2004; Marshall et al., 2008), the amount of CENP-A at centromeres likely results from a combination of a systematic cellular mechanism with a contribution of local sequence or chromatin features.

Thus, a combination of a systematic surveillance for acute febrile illnesses and efficient laboratory diagnosis for OROV resulted in the discovery of an outbreak, which would probably have been overlooked if it had occurred in any region simultaneously with large dengue outbreaks or in the absence of laboratory diagnosis.

44 45 They are subject to a combination of random and systematic errors.