Sentence examples for make up combined from inspiring English sources

One obstacle in deciding on the relevance of this evidence is incomplete information about the range of endocrine-disrupting chemicals that make up combined exposures.

In months 7 12, 49.2% of planned sessions were attended and 13.9% were made up (combined attendance = 63.1%).

She is, in short, an "affluencer" — a gimmicky word Ms. Zalaznick said she made up, combining affluence and influence — to describe Bravo's core audience.

Conservative Jews are 18 percent, Orthodox 10 percent, and groups such as Reconstructionist and Jewish Renewal make up 6 percent combined.

At high ppSNR, 64-QAM dominates in usage although lower modulation types make up a combined usage of at least 30%%. Figure 13 illustrates the fraction of usage for the top five configurations.

The two rapidly developing Asian giants are on pace to make up a combined 39percentt of all energy investment over the next 23 years ― about $4 trillion.

A compound is a more complex form of matter made up of chemically combined elements.

Community-level interactions are made up of the combined interactions between species within the biological community where the species coexist.

The 37th district, which includes Culver City and neighborhoods in the south and west of Los Angeles, is made up of a combined majority of African-Americans and Hispanics with only roughly a quarter of residents who are white.

And the servers, who might be made up of the combined casts of "Glee" and "Friday Night Lights," employ a fast-casual style that is a variation on the one at Mr. Vongerichten's Spice Market.

I, for one, am sick of fashion designers ripping off fetishes in their own collections and never giving credit where credit's due, so I reversed the process, spoke to various fetishists and put together an outfit made up of their combined perversions.