Sentence examples for combined expressing from inspiring English sources
We will construct measures of service use and costs, by category of service as well as for all services combined, expressing all these measures in per-time-period terms for comparability across groups.
Vincent, B. et al. The venom composition of the parasitic wasp Chelonus inanitus resolved by combined expressed sequence tags analysis and proteomic approach.
Relative load was defined as the ratio of the total force in a specific mask to the total force of all masks combined, expressed as a percentage [ 5].
We use measures of congruence on a combined expressed sequenced tag genome phylogeny to identify proteins that have potential significance in the evolution of seed plants.
What lowers the rating even more is that the combined express and local service is now at about three-quarters of capacity.
The consultants also examined a system that combined express buses with a light-rail system that would run in a 43-mile loop along the Long Island Expressway, Route 110, Sunrise Highway and the Meadowbrook.
INDIANAPOLIS Tom Coughlin took the podium at the N.F.L. Scouting Combine, expressed his pleasure at being back in Indianapolis just weeks after winning the Super Bowl, and opened the floor for questions.
We also define a means of combination, so that primitive constraints can be combined to express more complex relations.
When the gene expression lists for both tissues were combined, differentially expressed genes between the Per34/4 and Per35/5 mice were now associated with additional processes and functions that included metabolism and modification focused more on proteins (Table 5).
The overall optimization problem is expressed as a minimization problem where the respective costs of the two systems are combined to express the overall objective function.
The approach provides data-parallel operations for collections that can be chained and combined to express compound computations, with data synchronization and device management all handled automatically.
