Sentence examples for mixed branch from inspiring English sources

We demonstrated the method by showing the results of a model that has enabled us to accurately quantify branching levels in polyolefins within ±0.5/1000 total carbons (i.e. ca. 0.1 mol%) in samples with relatively low levels of SCB (i.e. <10 SCB/total carbons) and mixed branch types.

Mixed branch length model analyses were conducted in both ML and BI frameworks using previously described software [47].

We did not include the three KIRC subgroups in further analysis of the green branch, because there were no other KIRC samples to compare with in other branches, neither did we not consider the yellow branch with two endometrial subgroups a mixed branch.

This decrease in log-likelihood of the covarion model was surprising [but see [ 60]], but the exact implementation of heterotachy may be important [ 60, 63] so the evaluation of other heterotachous models (e.g., mixed branch length model [ 64] or the RERV model [ 65]) may be warranted.

These methods can be classified into outer-approximation [10], branch-and-bound [11 14], mixed branch-and-bound and outer-approximation [15], cutting plane [16], parameter-based [17], vertex enumeration [8], heuristic methods [18], etc.

In the four mixed branches (lime, green, red, and blue), we compared the pathway aberration differences between the mixed tumours to the tumours of the same type in other branches.

All of BA's new flight crew members are recruited into the mixed fleet branch, which was set up in 2010 on lower pay and conditions than existing crew.

Other mixed type branches included the red, blue and lime branches which consisted of BRCA, OV, and LUSC subgroups.

Make bold arrangements with highly cultivated flowers like dahlias mixed with branches of turning leaves and stems of colorful roadside plants like native pokeweed (Phytolacca americana) and goldenrod (Solidago species).

The mixed prokaryotic eukaryotic branching pattern of the remaining 49 (6.9%) trees did not enable a clear cut rooting and classification of the trees into one of the above categories (fig. 1 d ).

Once all elements of the exhibit were coded, each complete exhibit was then classified using a five-point qualitative scale: orthogenetic, primarily orthogenetic, mixed orthogenetic and branching, primarily branching, or branching.