Sentence examples for a multitude of combinations from inspiring English sources

Our underlying hypothesis is that even though particular conditions may be characterized by a multitude of combinations of species mass fraction, T, and P, the essential chemistry, and hence the reaction propensity of the mixture that is active under this family of conditions, is the same.

However, a multitude of combinations can be used potentially.

Second generation bioethanol production involves a number of consecutive stages, each with a multitude of combinations.

These widespread domains (e.g. WD40 or TPR) are present in a multitude of combinations in many eukaryotic proteins [ 10] and can confound gene-fusion detection by appearing to be multiple conserved examples of gene-fusion components [ 3].

Because standard ART consists of a combination of at least three antiretroviral drugs given in a multitude of combination regimens, it is impossible to estimate the number of people receiving ART prescriptions based on all single drugs [ 24].

Each of the two PEL functions, NOR and ANDN, are implemented in a multitude of operator combinations at the individual complex promoters (Fig. 3).

Put differently, mutations which could protect some individuals under rare external stress do not assist in coping with a multitude of individual-specific combinations of internal failures.

As it became apparent during the workshop that a multitude of markers and combinations thereof is currently being used by the participants, a rationally composed ranking list of "Treg markers" was generated by the participants in the follow-up of the meeting.

However, many recent studies have reported enhanced ester biosynthesis, especially the work of Atsumi's group, which demonstrated the biosynthesis of a multitude of esters by combination of various alcohols and a diversity of CoA molecules, achieving a high production of isobutyl acetate from glucose (17.2 g/L) [ 28].

The multitude of combinations can cause diagnostic confusion, a legacy of which has been the nomenclature applied to apparently different syndromes (Di George, velocardiofacial, conotruncal) now known to be usually due to the 22q11.2 deletion [ 67].

The high complexity emerges from the combination of a multitude of factors that have to be considered simultaneously within a decision situation.