Sentence examples for merged well from inspiring English sources

I felt its unconventional citrus flavors merged well with evergreen aromas, but the others disagreed.

Stephen Fraidin, whose firm, Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson, continues to represent Adelphia, said the two teams of lawyers had merged well.

To ensure that the implanted chondrocytes merged well with normal cartilaginous tissue when exposed to defective areas, damaged cartilage was removed from the edges of the chondral defects.

Crystals 1, 2, 3, and 5 were relatively isomorphous and their diffraction data merged well, but the completeness of this data set was low (∼62%), and we chose not to use it.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-fooTheThe single crystal 4 dataset was used for the remainder of the study.

We systematically investigated the electrochemical properties of CNT@TiO2 nanohybrids as anodes of LIBs, and demonstrated that the unique properties of both CNTs and TiO2 can merge well in the CNT@TiO2 nanohybrids with synergetic effects.

Both types of interactions appear to merge well together, suggesting that structurally inferred interactions might complement reliable HTP interactions.

Although the data merge well to 3.5 Å in both P21 (Rpim = 0.077, Rmerge = 0.105) and P1 (Rpim = 0.098, Rmerge = 0.111), refinement carried out in the P1 data set in Phenix with the h,-k,-l operator modeled produced lower R factors than the P21 refinement.

By merging well-known attitude behaviour theories with elements from wider models from environmental psychology, an extensive cognitive framework that provides new and valuable insights is developed for understanding the involvement of individuals in waste prevention.

When two peaks merge, their lists of saddle points are merged as well.

This merging of old world into new will continue until they are one, at which point the balance sheets will have merged as well.

The CBD model is uniquely defined by the set of thresholds, generally different for each band, and by the window size N, depending on the spatial resolutions and scale ratio of the images to be merged, as well as on the landscape characteristics, to avoid loss of local sensitivity [40].