Sentence examples for homogenous combination from inspiring English sources

A homogenous combination of gold and silicon may potentially enable properties that have not previously been reported.

Several studies have shown that gold and silicon combinations produce cell controlling properties, however, these studies were not able to produce a homogenous combination of gold and silicon, owing to its immiscibility.

An agri-environmental zone is a homogenous combination of soil and climate types, that covers parts or whole administrative regions.

Therefore, samples generated by long paths in the tree will tend to be homogenous combinations of the components Ctrue, whereas short paths will produce lower dimensional substructures.

The resulting data matrix was then organized into clusters consisting of fairly homogenous combinations of the three features using k-means clustering, k = 8.

We used density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise (DBSCAN; [ 69]) to identify homogenous clusters while placing the less informative non-homogenous combinations into a separate category.

The resistance score was determined by the mean of score from at least 30 lines each homogenous allele combination.

As a consequence, ASI = LSI = 1 represents the extreme case of three completely distinct and independent populations; ASI = LSI = 0 the opposite case of perfectly overlapping SGs or events (i.e. of a single homogenous population); any combination of ASI and LSI between 0 and 1 implies some gene flow among subpopulations.

The present method achieved transparent hybrid films at high silica content of 40 wt%, which was resulted from inorganic and organic phases closely combination and homogenous distribution of silica particles in the polymer matrix.

Although all interviews were uni-disciplinary, reflecting exclusively the views of the nurse professionals involved, the combination of homogenous- and mixed groups, complemented each other.

DBSCAN revealed 25 homogenous clusters of feature combinations that contribute differentially to the response of enhancer activity.