Sentence examples for by a variable mix from inspiring English sources

In the sympathetic neuron, voltage-dependent sodium channels are closed above −40 mV [23] and subthreshold membrane currents are generated exclusively by a variable mix of chloride and potassium conductances; when these are blocked no other conductances can be detected, except the small voltage-independent leakage conductance (a mean of about 14 nS per neuron [16]).

Large and small private clinics and solo clinics are characterized by a variable mix of walk-in and family practice in a private context.

These works offer a variable mix of natural beauty, personal philosophy and vicarious fear.

Peripheral nerves contain a variable mix of fibers, both myelinated and unmyelinated, of three broad types.

This time-variation of the weighting factor was achieved by allowing for a variable mixing factor that is updated every iteration using the modified variable step-size (MVSS) algorithm proposed in [15].

The transfer of magnetization from water to the imino protons was followed by observation of the imino protons after a variable mixing time.

The isotopic data suggest that the CH4 dynamics of Buckner Cave can be described by a seasonally variable mixing system in which atmospheric CH4 enters primarily through the main entrance and is subsequently consumed by methanotrophs.

There was a variable case mix (Table 1) dominated by sterilisation (60.1% of cases; n=514) of both female (477) and male (n=37) patients.

Simulation of downwind exposure was achieved by the custom-designed air flow system that provided a variable method of mixing clean air with swine building air to allow a range of dilution ratios.

Making variations, editing, adding, swapping, adapting an idea by changing elements and variables, mixing influences when enough time, effort, and new inputs are put together will often lead to new concepts and emerging ideas.

Hence the above results hold when ({X_{k},kgeq1}) is a sequence of (rho^ -mixing rho^ -mixingbles which is stochastically dominated by a random variablesY.