Sentence examples for example the mixed from inspiring English sources
These crystal defects are detrimental to electronic and optical properties of NWs; for example, the mixed phase InAs NWs have a resistivity up to 2 orders of magnitude higher than that of single phase NWs[13], and the electron mobility is found to decrease significantly in highly defective InAs and InP segments[14, 15].
The system of linear equations (1.1) arises from many scientific computing and engineering applications, for example, the mixed finite element discretization of the Stokes equation [2], the Lagrange-type methods for constrained optimization problems [3], the meshfree discretization of elastic mechanics equation [4], and so on.
For example, the mixed population experiments show that white cells do not secrete a signal that stimulates phagocytosis of opaque cells.
On the contrary, if the prescribed number of profiles is reduced some of the profiles will be merged, for example the mixed, leisure time and other place might be joined.
For example, the mixed effects model detected 10 418 significant genes at the P-value < 0.01 significance level (FDR = 0.86%, Supplementary Material, Table S2) although the standard ANOVA model detected 5182 genes at the same P-value threshold, albeit with a higher FDR FDRR = 1.9%, Supplementary Material, Table S2).
For example the mixed fraction is 5 3/4.
For example, the mixed-gender policy at municipal swimming pools prevented many migrant women from swimming.
A comparison of the hazard and survivor function for drugs with either first-order or mixed-order elimination is shown in Figure 2. In this example, the mixed-order elimination process reaches half of its maximum capacity when the survivor function is 0.1 (Km).
We present a small example describing the mixed model equations for genetic evaluations and two simulated examples to illustrate the Bayesian variance component estimation.
Finally, we discuss problems arising from use of a study design that requires data on the same attribute to be collected from the same individual over a period of time, and present three methods for overcoming this complication, showing that, in the example used, the mixed effect model and generalised estimating equation give similar results.
