Sentence examples for more complex mixed from inspiring English sources

To study the effect of An14g04280 in the uptake of D-galacturonic acid during growth on more complex mixed sugar substrates, JS013 was grown in the presence of a substrate mix (SCH), mimicking the composition of a plant cell wall hydrolysate (Carpita and Gibeaut [1993]).

The benefits system, with its tick-box approach to the physical ability to work, continues to discriminate against people with mental ill heath, and particularly those with more complex mixed physical and mental ill health needs.

The more complex mixed effects model was used as secondary analysis and revealed that 8 out of the 19 medicines investigated changed significantly with time.

The results from the more complex mixed effects model indicated that 8 drugs are significantly changing over time, seven in the state of Paraiba and only one in the state of São Paulo.

In addition, we will have to demonstrate that the process can successfully remove the older, more complex, mixed culture biofilms that are usually seen in process equipment, and investigate how the presence of chemical (as opposed to biological) fouling products (such as rust) affect the performance of this process.

With respect to that adopted in A2, more complex mixed-signal feedback correction schemes have been proposed in literature [10, 18].

A true evolutionary history of any species is unlikely to conform to a single, simple idea, such as Tethyan vicariance, and a more complex "mixed-model" approach is likely to better reflect reality, as found in many studies of subterranean crustaceans [9], [75].

The five subspecies of A. halleri (K = 4) were grouped with some genetic clusters that distinguished a) A. halleri subsp. ovirensis, b) A. halleri subsp. tatrica/ gemmifera, and c) a more complex and mixed cluster of A. halleri subsp. halleri.

In cattle, a more complex Th1/Th2-mixed cytokine pattern involving production of IFNγ and IL-4 has been reported during infection with Ostertagia ostertagi [ 42].

The transcriptional shift induced by different sugar source utilization was more complex in the mixed sugar medium, mainly due to the prolonged effect of glucose repression and the stress induced by the accumulated ethanol.

As future HVDC grids can have more complex configurations with mixed bipolar and monopolar configurations, the influences of HVDC configurations with different grounding schemes on the travelling wave are investigated in this section.