Sentence examples for comprehensively combines from inspiring English sources
The model comprehensively combines flagellar propulsion, Brownian motion, running and tumbling.
Taking Hami wind farm in Xinjiang province as an example, wind power utilization level is evaluated comprehensively, combined the improved analytic hierarchy process (IAHP) analysis and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method (FCEM).
However, Gandomani et al. [15] did not find a case study comprehensively combining FOSS and ASD.
This paper is an extension of previous work [17], where we positively answered the question "Can FOSS and ASD be comprehensively combined?".
However, to the best of our knowledge there exists no study about comprehensively combining ASD and FOSS, neither in an educational nor industrial context, apart from [17].
Future phylogenetic studies comprehensively combining fossil and extant taxa will further reveal the patterns of extinction and speciation in snakefly diversity.
A highlight in this field was the first analysis that comprehensively combined genomic information (from GWAS) with non-targeted metabolic profiling of serum from subjects of two independent cohorts (n = 2,820) for hypothesis generation [ 25].
To evaluate the pavement structure stress state comprehensively, a combined static-and-dynamics analysis is conducted in this paper, combining with the sites tests in the cross-sea bridge pavement deck in Caofeidian District, China.
This study was designed to examine comprehensively the combined effects of TBT and BaP on zebrafish (Danio rerio) embryos using toxicogenomic approach combined with biochemical detection and morphological analysis, and tried to gain insight into the mechanisms underlying the combined effects of TBT and BaP.
To date, few study has comprehensively examined combined genetic and environmental effects on lung function.
The uniform design ray (UD-ray) integrating UD idea with fixed-ratio ray design can systematically and comprehensively measure the combined toxicity changes in the MCM system.
