The phrase "a mode which was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a particular method or manner that existed in the past.
Example: "The researchers discovered a mode which was prevalent in ancient civilizations for communication."
Alternatives: "a method that was" or "a way that was".
ADMIXTURE supports a mode (which is referred to as a supervised mode in the documentation) in which some individuals can be "labeled", i.e., assigned to have ancestry from only a single cluster.
It is best to use a mode which is used by any instructor or the most common to other flyers in your area.
Here, a dipole emitter was used to excite a SPP mode, which was placed 1 nm away from the sidewall of the silver surface.
In addition, the WLP treated specimens exhibited a ductile fracture mode, which was totally different with the ductile-brittle mixed fracture mode in untreated and LP treated specimens.
All patients underwent lung-protective mechanical ventilation using a volume-controlled mode, which was adjusted to maintain plateau < 30 cmH2O [ 1].
A subsequently determined structure of Sorafenib with c-Raf revealed an overall similar binding mode, which was termed a 'type II' binding mode.
The TZO films were then achieved in an ALD supercycle mode, which was defined as N ZnO cycles followed by one TiO2 cycle.
A possible explanation is that compound 4 actually adopts a different preferred binding mode, which was not detected in the docking simulations.
The molecular mass of 135.061 was measured in the negative mode which was a good match with the mono-isotopic mass of 136.052, expected for 4-VC.
Players are able to use the Create-a-Rocker mode which is based on the Create-a-Skater mode in Neversoft's Tony Hawk series and the advanced character creation scheme from the Tiger Woods PGA Tour series.
