Sentence examples for mixture of superior from inspiring English sources

Since RA blood is the mixture of superior vena cava and inferior vena cava (IVC) blood, the possibility exists that these blood streams had not thoroughly mixed at the proximal PAC sampling port.

To conduct the RNA ligase mediated 5'-RACE, 1 μg total RNAs from equal mixture of superior and inferior spikelets at 10DAF, 15DAF, 21DAF, 27DAF, and 35DAF was ligated to a 5'-RACE RNA adapter without calf intestine alkaline phosphatase treatment using 5′-Full RACE Kit (Takara), followed by a reverse transcription reaction.

One potential argument against methodological adaptationism is that a mixture of distinct approaches is superior at advancing knowledge as compared to a single approach (Kitcher 1993).

However, if there is trial to trial variability in stimulus difficulty (either due to drift variance or to a mixture of difficulty levels), a superior policy may be to allow the amount of reward bias to gradually increase [34], or, alternatively, to allow it to produce a gradual decrease in the position of the decision boundaries.

Our study also indicated that the immunomodulatory effects of the probiotic mixture were superior to the single strain of C. butyricum and B. infantis.

In our current study, it was interested to find that the biological activity of ALA and linoleic acid (1 1) mixture is superior to that of the pure ALA.

The technical indexes of PSCF satisfied the requirements of SMA mixture and were superior to those of the traditional lignocelluloses.

An optimized mixture of the four enzymes was superior to Accellerase 1000 alone at all H2O2 loadings.

Thus NM, which comprises a mixture of all these components, demonstrated superior inhibitory activity on MMP secretion from a synergistic, rather than from an additive effect.

By 48 h, the 11-component synthetic mixture was superior to all of the others by a few percentage points, which is also similar to the earlier results.

Seeded gels are of superior homogeneity and reactivity compared to fully crystalline mixtures, grinded glasses, or oxide mixtures at subsolidus or near-solidus pressure-temperature conditions.