Sentence examples for common combining from inspiring English sources

Using the weighted average of two rate-based models is straightforward and therefore the most common combining method (Rhoades and Gerstenberger 2009; Marzocchi et al. 2012).

Luminescent PA-Tb-Cu MOF nanoenzyme did not need a common combined use of natural/artificial enzymes and chromogenic reactions for the quantification of H2O2 in widely-used enzyme-catalytic reactions.

— Posted by Alex, Flushing Bay Dear Alex, The silver lining to the terrible North River Sewage Treatment Plant fire last summer was the awareness that our waterways are being used as never before for recreation and we need to find ways to quickly notify the public when calamity happens like a sewage plant failure or the more common combined sewer overflows (C.S.O.s) that occur after rainstorms.

The next most common combined haplotype was type 2C, which was represented by six isolates from Nyingchi.

Trinidad was selected as an ideal place for study of pregnancy outcomes as large family sizes are common combined with a young age of reproduction.

The most common combined cytokeratin expression pattern was CK20+/CK7− observed in 23 (43%) patients, followed by CK20−/CK7− observed in 15 (28%) patients (Table 3).

Use of levonorgestrel, the most common combined oral contraceptive, decreased during the study (from 15%to11%1% in CPRD, and 13%to10%0% in QResearch), whereas use of progestogen only oral contraceptives rose from 3% to 7% (fig 2).

But common courtesy, combined with common sense, plenty of research and a dose of intuition can go a long way toward bringing you safely to the other side.

As force and vision are fundamentally different sensory modalities not sharing a common representation, combining the information from these sensors is not straightforward.

Whereas antibodies with a bulky residue at position H100c of hypervariable loop H3 adopt different cavity shapes, other antibodies share a common deep combining site.

It notes that it will still need to get stockholder approval for increasing its authorized common stock, or combining any outstanding common stock.