Sentence examples for mixture of heterogeneous from inspiring English sources
Beside the objection to such a mixture of heterogeneous powers the trust and the temptation, the trust and the temptation would be too great for any one man.
Natural organic matter (NOM) is a complex mixture of heterogeneous organic matter present in natural waters.
User assistance to recall memories from a mixture of heterogeneous data.
Common metadata to manage heterogeneous data from a variety of data sources Management of data permission and user authorization Unified user interfaces to explore data User assistance to recall memories from a mixture of heterogeneous data.
It was previously postulated that fungal interaction with coal particles results in bioconversion of this substrate into a mixture of heterogeneous macromolecules that are mainly humic acids (Cohen and Gabriele 1982; Henning et al. 1997; Catcheside and Ralph 1999; Dong et al. 2006).
Humic matter is a complex mixture of heterogeneous aliphatic and aromatic molecules of plant and microbial origin [6, 7], whose hydrophobic components progressively separate from the soil solution for thermodynamic reasons [8, 9], and accumulate on soil particles, thus giving rise to chemical and physical protection of SOC [10].
Ginseng contains a mixture of 30 heterogeneous glycosidal saponins, which are also known as ginsenosides.
A mixture of autogenous and heterogeneous bones was used in three cases (Table 3).
These findings highlight the fact that blood from metastatic breast cancer patients has a heterogeneous mixture of abnormal cells and is consistent with other reports of heterogeneous mixtures of putative CTCs [ 4, 13, 14, 24].
Passaging of influenza viruses in ferrets should result in the natural selection of heterogeneous mixtures of viruses in each animal with a variety of mutations: so-called viral quasi-species (38).
Based on patterns of gene expression, all five tumors were found to consist of heterogeneous mixtures of individual cells corresponding to different glioblastoma subtypes defined by The Cancer Genome Atlas.
