Sentence examples for a further combination from inspiring English sources
Following the same process, a further combination for three elements can be done with the following formula [41]: (19).
A further combination with two-step clarifier tanks filled with two different natural filter media did not have any apparent effects on the reduction of total coliform, opposite to the finding found in another study (Jerri et al. 2012).
After this a further combination of 5000 steps of steepest descents and 5000 steps of conjugate gradients energy minimisation were carried out in which the same restraining force was applied to all backbone atoms only.
A further combination of MJA elicitation (at 100 μM), sucrose feeding (at 20 g l−1) and ethylene incorporation (at 18 ppm) in the inlet air improved the Tc productivity to 20.2±0.4 mg l−1 day−1 in the bioreactors.
Thus, a further combination strategy is the use of all features selected for the individual classifier as input to a single logistic regression rather than computing a consensus of the individual classifiers' predictions.
Although in this work surgical and imaging investigations were conducted sequentially, a further combination of both surgical and monitoring functions into a single fs laser system has the potential to be an attractive tool.
In further combination with an air plasma treatment on the surface of a flexible polyimide film, the toner particle can be successfully electrostatically developed and fused onto the substrates with retained lateral printing quality.
Thus, a further optimized combination of material properties and membrane structure appears to be a viable option for the development of nanocomposite ion exchange materials that could provide greater power production by RED.
A further three combinations were incompatible at extreme pH, or were of concern and so should be avoided.
Thus, fotemustine can be considered as a putative drug in further combinations.
Further, combinations of a GAGA protein and a GRCD protein typically recruited the GDEF proteins, but not GGLO1, in higher order complexes.
