Sentence examples for groups with different combinations of from inspiring English sources

The researchers vaccinated 88 rabbits, split into several groups, with different combinations of the substances.

Serum levels of survivin (Fig.  2d), DAS28 (Fig.  2e) and disease duration (data not shown) were similar in the groups with different combinations of survivin splicing.

Even though the comparison between groups with different combinations of symptom caseness and impact caseness supported the validity of the SDQ screening questionnaire, the results also show that present impairment and borderline to abnormal symptoms scores do not necessarily overlap.

Patients characterized by high NT-pro-BNP levels and GFR ≥ 60 mL/min/1.73 m showed a dramatic reduction in survival duration compared with the groups with different combinations of the two variables (P = 0.008).

Molecular and mechanical assessments were performed on six groups with different combinations of ovariohysterectomy (OVH) surgery (No OVH, OVH) and/or bilateral MCL gap surgery (No scar, 6 week scar, 14 week scar) (Fig. 1): (1) No OVH No scar, (2) No OVH 6 week scar, (3) No OVH 14 week scar; (4) OVH No scar, (5) OVH 6 week scar, (6) OVH–14 week scar.

Pierre Boulez's "Rituel in Memoriam Bruno Maderna" (1975) divides the orchestra into eight groups, each with different combinations of instruments, spread through the hall.

Other sub-clusters (I.c, II.a, II.b, II.c) contained smaller groups of loci, with different combinations of Target/Non-target genes and regulatory events, the significance of which remains to be addressed.

Each group was treated with different combinations of BMP-2 and PBG.

In this design, the unit of analysis is a deal, the independent variables are uncertainty and controversy (assessed in Stage 1), and the dependent variables (examined in Stage 2) are the evaluation methods the group used for deals with different combinations of uncertainty and controversy (matched in Stage 3).

This form of selection has the potential to create coevolving groups of predators and prey, with different combinations of species interacting at different moments in evolutionary history.

The fusion was done with different combinations of the primary systems: group 1 and group 2 in the first row of the table; groups 1, 2, and 3 in the second row; group 1, 2, and 4 in the third row; and a combination of all the systems in the fourth row of the table.