Sentence examples for partially combined from inspiring English sources

As discussed in a previous study [10], this behavior is consistent with partially combined mechanisms of diffusion through the matrix and also that through pores filled with solvent [21].

It is attributed to the fact that reduced zirconium (e.g., Zr0 3d5/2 or Zr2+ 3d5/2) was partially combined with O2 during the ALD process, as indicated in the curve fitting result of Figure 2a [2a].

45 patients had a C. trachomatis infection, partially combined with bacterial mixed and/or fungal infection.

Of the two hundred patients 39 patients had a fungal infection (above all with C. albicans), partially combined with a mixed bacterial infection.

For this study, the five socioeconomic levels (INDEC) were partially combined to create three strata: high (high and medium-high), medium (medium), and low (medium-low and low) [ 20].

For the phylogenetic analysis, the matrix of Lamsdell et al.[ 47] was expanded and partially combined with the existing Stylonurina matrix [ 48- 50] and the pterygotoid matrix of Braddy et al.[ 51], resulting in a new matrix consisting of 104 characters and 63 taxa, which can be found in the Additional file 1 along with character descriptions.

The first attempt of partially combining these two approaches is done in the present work: the pressure and temperature fields in the reservoir are determined by solving the problem of non-isothermal filtration of an imperfect gas and are compared with equilibrium conditions of hydrate formation.

Other tools, like BioTapestry [ 93], MODAM [ 94] or BioLayout Express 3D [ 95] Figure 3C), go a step further and partially combine the two approaches for tracking fluxes through pathways and integrating multi-omics data.

Pour the soda water over the ingredients and mix lightly with a spoon or stirring rod to partially combine.

Disruption of either MET, or VEGF, or MEK slowed tumor progression only partially; however, combined inhibition of MET and VEGF or MET and MEK completely blocked tumor growth.

In 10% of strong par-1 hypomorphs and 30% of weak par-1 hypomorphs with weakly reduced PAR-1 expression, oskar mRNA is only partially mislocalised, combining a wild-type-like posterior crescent with a centrally mislocalised dot (Doerflinger et al., 2006).