Sentence examples for demonstrated combining from inspiring English sources
An application is demonstrated, combining the DNP setup with a commercial fast field cycling NMR relaxometer.
An efficient furfural formation from xylose was demonstrated combining a concentrated aqueous solution of acetic acid and solid acid catalysts.
The viability of partial conversion of a readily-available waste stream to the value-added product of CNTs was demonstrated, combining the economy and process safety aspects of flame synthesis with the control of synthesis temperature that chemical vapor deposition methods typically afford.
A process for stabilising the carbide catalysts is demonstrated, combining the manganese substituted hexaaluminate total oxidation catalyst, in series before the carbide reforming catalyst: this process leads to stable operation, with no carbon formation in the reactor and no carbide catalyst oxidation observed.
We further demonstrated combining MCH immunohistochemistry and GAD67 in situ hybridization that 85% of the MCH neurons were also GAD-positive.
In conclusion, amoxicillin/clavulanate 2000/125 mg demonstrated combined clinical/bacteriological success against 50/52 patients with PRSP, including 13/15 strains with amoxicillin MICs of 4 8 mg/L.
As shown in Table 1, 9 of the 86 HSG examinations demonstrated combined uterine and tubal pathologies.
Additional sensitivity analysis did not demonstrated combined RV/LV dysfunction to be an independent predictor of 1-year survival in the total cohort (HR 0.9[955% CI 0.6 1.3]; p = 0.52).
Other such studies have demonstrated combined effects that were less than additive.
Gildemyn et al. demonstrated combined acetate production (microbial electrosynthesis) and extraction with membrane electrolysis, using homoacetogens enriched for hydrogen metabolism and low applied current [ 23].
Histomorphological, ischemic damage of the muscular tissue of the abdominal wall could be demonstrated combined with a granulocytic infiltrate, a subserosal oedema with huge amounts of fibrin, and a capillary rich tissue with moderate granulocytic infiltrates.
