Sentence examples for even combination from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, no single selection method or even combination of selection methods appears to consistently yield any greater number of women than men; some law reviews with similar admissions processes have very different membership compositions by gender, and some law reviews with very different admissions processes have very similar membership compositions by gender.
This suggests that the difficulty in providing positive OTL does not arise from the instructor's perspective when they are teaching underprepared students, but rather when they are teaching an even combination of prepared and underprepared students.
There's still an even combination of gays and straights and boys and girls and nice people and assholes (everyone's invited).
Even combination of all four anatomical sites (conjunctiva, tongue, palm and nailbed) has not made pallor a more informative test [9]: 76% sensitivity and 63% specificity at haemoglobin threshold of 5 g/dL and 59% and 64% respectively at haemoglobin threshold of 7 g/dL.
F1-value is an even combination of precision p and recall r and defined as 2 pr/(p+ r).
Furthermore, the consequences of the use of sequential multiple biologicals in the same patient (switching) and even combination therapy of biologicals, as has been described in SJIA for anakinra and abatacept [ 76], are largely unknown.
I'd encountered mountains before, of course, and snow, and sometimes even combinations of both.
Other methods include neural networks, ordination and classification methods, Bayesian models, locally weighted approaches (e.g. GAM), environmental envelopes or even combinations of these models.
By such computer programs it is possible to find the absolutely cheapest system of available alternatives, or even combinations among them.
The writing itself is mesmerising; those magical words "organza", "taffeta", even "combinations", fluttered on the tongue in a way that seemed so tactile and magical, even though I had never seen such fabrics in the flesh.
None of these factors is likely to change in the foreseeable future, and thus there are no silver bullets – or even combinations of silver bullets – that can "solve the problem" permanently.
