The phrase "a combination of true" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity. A more complete phrase would be needed to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The results are a combination of true and false statements."
Alternatives: "a mix of true" or "a blend of true".
For those unfamiliar with the word "trill," it's a combination of "true" and "real".
The ADC value quantifies water proton motion, which in biological tissues is a combination of true water diffusion and capillary perfusion.
For each probe, the microarray signal consists of a combination of true gene expression signal and several sources of experimental noise, while it at the same time is subject to biological variation.
Accepted omic results may only be this extreme from a combination of true effects and chance.
In GC-MS experiments a combination of true noise and chemical noise is typically observed.
Hence, for what we usually call hip flexion, the ROM generally evaluated is thigh flexion on the trunk, which is a combination of "true" hip flexion and pelvis tilt.
It has been found that the peel strength measured is a combination of the true interface adhesion strength plus work expended in the plastic deformation of the thin adherend.
The decision about what mixture will make for a happy life leads to a combination of the true and pure pleasures with all the kinds of knowledge and disciplines that are necessary for life's needs (59d 64b).
However, in the case of thin films, the response after some penetration depth is given not only by the films but also by the substrate and, the mechanical properties obtained are a combination of the true values of the films and the structure.
The map produced from flow field developed by MR fluid motion tracking (hereby termed the predicted map) has inherent noise and is a combination of the true and error data.
The indirect effect is a combination of the "true" gradient in BMI, γ k meas, and the effect of measured BMI on misreporting behavior.
