Sentence examples for combination to one from inspiring English sources

The combination to one variable is necessary to obtain one single receiver operating characteristic curve including the diagnostic properties of all three criteria.

According to some researchers [ 12, 14, 15], the main motivating factor that mobilizes prospective donors is their awareness of the patients' need for blood in combination to one's presumption that one day they may also find themselves in need of blood transfusion.

For example, a chromosomal modification could bring loci corresponding to an advantageous gene combination near to one another on the same DNA strand, and thus reduce the recombitional load.

The warm red and orange tones contrasted with the thick black lines conjures feelings of strength, violence and hope all at once, an appropriate combination to honor one of the world's most fearless dissident artists.

The size of the data point (small, medium, or large) for each allele and media combination refers to one of three independently derived diploids.

Also, CRT was significantly decreased from baseline at month 12 in patients who received the combination therapy to one eye and monotherapy to the other (−92 vs −2 µm, respectively, P=0.048).

As the first trial, our combination of proteins with the top 5 CRVs should simply be taken as a proof of concept: one can develop combinations according to one's particular needs based on our CRVs.

Each of the discovered pairs of combinations corresponds to one or more distinct network path and hence the complete path set Π 1 is updated accordingly as expressed in 4.b in Table 2.

Four studies were comparative: two [ 59, 66] compared a combination to another combination, one [ 30] to an antimycotic and one other [ 21] to a corticosteroïd.

A report in 1976 showed the incidence of periocular sensitivity reactions from a steroid/anti-infective combination to account for one case per million units (tube or bottle) of medication dispensed.

First, each of them was used as the only explanatory variable in an age-adjusted model and then in combination to adjust for one another.