Sentence examples for combinations at least from inspiring English sources

These different levels of genetic variation are not easily compared, even though they may all be traced back to their basis, i.e. to differences on the DNA and how these differences are combined in alleles and their combinations, at least in principle.

Caffeine-containing multiple combinations (at least two analgesic agents plus caffeine) are of minor relevance in international comparison and do not explain the increasing overall use in some countries (Fig. 3).

In this study there was 50% incorporation of cTnCG159D and cTnIR193H indicating that in mutant cTnC and cTnI combinations at least half of the regulatory units should contain a mutant cTnC or cTnI (Figure 5C and D).

All subclones were sequenced with appropriate primer combinations at least in both directions, and in some cases a third sequencing was carried out.

A qualifying IIM medical claim was the earliest of an inpatient claim or the first of at least two office or ER visits (including combinations) at least 30 days and less than 365 days apart.

However, we would like to point out that the GRN and the PPN are more similar to each other than the other two pairs of network combinations, at least for S. cerevisiae.

He found a market for his pictures of white nudes accompanied by cats, a winning combination at least as old as Manet's "Olympia," and his hard work paid off in the "spectacular year" of 1921, when he was invited to join the jury of the annual salon and painted "My Room, Still Life With Alarm Clock," perhaps his most affecting work.

Given that AOL and Yahoo are seriously exploring a combination, at least they are on the same page strategically.

In addition Oct4, Sox2, Nanog and Lin28 were identified as an alternative combination, at least in human cells [5].

The number, combination (at least two antibiotics from different classes), or class of antibiotic was also not associated with any statistically significant improvement in outcome (data not shown).

This combination, at least from our analyses, seems to fulfil the search for evidence required in public health [ 40], particularly in understanding (and not just showing) the main changes in health outcomes and in health related risk factors.