Sentence examples for certain mixtures from inspiring English sources

Certain mixtures are found to be of great value in the healing art.

Each version of a primary will have a certain colour bias, and any selection of colours made with a restricted palette will have some element of compromise, as these colour biases may lead to clashes in certain mixtures.

Several data from neonatal studies disclose efficacy of certain mixtures of probiotics in preventing NEC, ameliorating feeding tolerance, and preventing gut fungal colonization.

This study identified certain mixtures of XYL, CEL, and FAE that increased 24-h DM disappearance of bahiagrass in the absence of rumen fluid.

Bimodal elastomer networks, so called due to their nominal bimodal molecular weight distribution of starting oligomers, are of continued interest due to the enhanced strength and toughness seen in certain mixtures.

In short, certain mixtures of these elements, right and left, are nearly irresistible parts of our total outlook on the universe, but unfortunately they seem to yield contradictions.

There is a reference in a 15th-century text to certain mixture problems posed by mathematicians to ladies of the court, and many classical lists of the kalas, or civilized arts, include certain kinds of mathematical recreations, sometimes just mathematics in general, or even astronomy.

Any current community has a certain mixture, and, if you start changing the climate, you're changing the temperature, but you're also changing moisture or the timing of the moisture or the amount of snow and, bingo, species are not going to move together.

But for a good part of the film she plays it that way quite shallow and hard not so much talking to people as lurking around interviewing them, with a certain mixture of warmth, condescension and reserve.When she falls in love, she has to lapse gradually into the ninny to behave as insufferably as the script requires her to.

The results point to the presence of competitive reduction or facilitation as the mechanisms for increased biomass yield under certain mixture ratios, and indicates the importance of mixing within the same row rather than row-by-row, in this type of plantation.

The vision would be to see, whether a certain mixture of ethanol and the aqueous solution in the radiolabeling system would a) increase the labeling kinetics, b) lower the temperature required to achieve a given yield, and c) lower the amount of the ligand needed to achieve the maximum radiolabeling yields under fixed conditions.