Sentence examples for possible superimposed from inspiring English sources

The effect of these side branches is that the relative amplitudes of the formants are altered; it is as if one or more of the possible superimposed variations in air pressure had been lessened because it had been trapped in the cavity formed at the side.

However, symptoms deteriorated at cycle 4 day 15 and the subject was admitted to hospital for 5 days and treated with steroids and intravenous antibiotics for possible superimposed infection (subsequently disproved).

Our combined results allow us to propose possible superimposed processes that left distinctive signatures on the distribution of cytotypes and phylogenetic structure of the P. marginata chloroplast and nuclear genomes, suggesting events that might have occurred at different points in the evolution of the lineage.

The basis of this is that, if a muscle is being submaximally activated voluntarily, further activation is possible by superimposing electrical stimulation via surface electrodes applied over the motor nerve or over the muscle motor points.

A knowledge-based network is constructed first by extracting as many relationships identified by experimental studies as possible and then superimposing them to microarray data.

The two possible evolutionary scenarios are superimposed on a fish-centric phylogenetic tree in Figure 3.

Presence of pre- and post-operative AHP was ascertained at the Harms tangent screen while the patients were fixing the smallest possible target which was superimposed over the fixing light or using a simple surgical goniometer.

It is, however, practically impossible to comprehend the complex relationships between all 5 components by direct visual comparison of the images of the separate components (as apparent from Fig. 1), by superimposing all possible two- or three-color combinations (Fig. 2A), or by superimposing all 5 colors (Supplementary Fig. S7).

Inevitably, when intense camera motion is present, it will superimpose any possible movement of the objects in the scene.

In the bubble column, the cross section has a concentrated light region, and proper recirculation of fluid elements is not possible, since aeration only superimposes accidental movement with no net liquid motion.

However, it is possible that regional differences are superimposed on global changes.