Sentence examples for mixtures are interpreted from inspiring English sources
Intriguingly, the authors showed that the bees did not respond to all of the individual odorants with the same efficiency after learning them as a mixture, suggesting that mixtures are interpreted through key components.
The kinetics of the PMMA dissolution by AcN/alcohol solvent mixtures were interpreted using conventional Arrhenius behavior in which the activation energy has a simple dependence on the thermodynamic quality and the molecular weight of the solvent mixture.
In general, such linear chemical variations are interpreted as mixtures of two different compositions.
The data are interpreted in terms of the greater number of opportunities for hydrogen bonding interactions between the unlike molecules for the piperidine water mixtures.
The use of mixture of distributions appears natural, as each component of the mixture can be interpreted in terms of clusters of probes whose signal intensities are similar.
Component k in this mixture model may be interpreted as a class of gene families with probability ρ k of being detected (probability of "success") in a genome.
This rate of 4 s–1 was much lower than the rate of 80 s 1 observed when Mg2+ was present in the mixture initially and was interpreted as reopening of the fingers subdomain prior to chemistry.
This situation is met when 'series of results in mixture' (EPGs produced by reiterating PCR experiments over the same DNA mixture extract) have to be interpreted or when 'potentially related traces' (mixtures that can have contributors in common) require a combined interpretation.
The N different mixture components h can be interpreted as subpopulations in the data set.
Gases in SNC meteorite glasses have been interpreted as mixtures containing a Martian atmospheric component, based partly on distinctiveN/N andAr/N ratios.
The previous observation showed that none of the mutant mixtures have RNase activity and was interpreted in favor of individual active sites over a composite catalytic center (created by association of two RNase monomers) [ 6].
