The phrase "and permutations of different" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to variations or different arrangements of something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The study explored various combinations of data sets and permutations of different variables to find the best results."
Alternatives: "and variations of different" or "and combinations of different".
CMP were generated by random permutations of different numbers of taxa and branch lengths from a random additive distance matrix.
To establish the correct structure of a molecule, she needed to churn through an enormous number of possible permutations of different wave phases.
The permutations of different factors including contrast agent concentrations (19%, 38%, 57%, and 76%), injection rate (0.3 and 0.5 mL/s), and injection time (1 s, 2-3 s, 4-5 s, and 6 s) were compared in the control group.
The knowledge on social entrepreneurship can only be boosted by the use of a diversity of theoretical lenses and a permutation of different research methods.
For the different classes and permutations of nanomaterials these relationships will enable informed design of new nanomaterials.
We applied a combinatorial strategy to test all the possible permutation of different settings (similarity coefficient, binary fingerprints, non-binary descriptors, weighting scheme), calculating for each of these settings the read-across model for the two datasets and the resulting R2 and RMSE.
As the studies were from different countries and in different permutations of CB DOT and clinic DOT, we expected heterogeneity beyond that explained by random differences between patient groups in the individual studies.
To better understand the shape of these trends and the permutations for different segments of the marketplace, it is helpful to look carefully at Boomer and Silent consumers and their everyday strategies for living healthy, staying active and being well.
Table 8 shows the results from regressions where we use the relative income level of the second-generation immigrant group as a dependent variable and different permutations of the three variables explained above as independent variables.
Lensabl offers about 400 different permutations of lenses and 20 different tint colors.
