Sentence examples for randomly combine from inspiring English sources
My guess is that instead of consulting the OED or Wikipedia or a library information desk (remember library information desks?), the media and governments around the world instead randomly combine the five first-name possibilities above with the eight last-name spellings -- Al Qathafi, Al-Qadhafi, El Qaddafi, Gaddafi, Gadhafi, Kadhafi, Qaddafi, Qadhafi.
To generate the in silico patterns, from 2 to 6 single strain SSR patterns were randomly combined.
Carefully controlled, the white areas of the paintings lock the randomly combined photographic images together; it is the lubricant that holds things in place.
And, as with the pots, fragmentation was a preferred mode, in relief sculptures composed of several separate panels designed to be randomly combined and recombined.
In silico profiles were generated by randomly combining 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 single-strain profiles (1000 profiles each), then analysed by mean of GLM.
We further evaluated lasso34 (least absolute shrinkage and selection operator) analysis performances on a large number of samples by analysing a dataset generated in silico and composed by randomly combined single strains profiles.
To further evaluate the performance of the approach on a larger set of samples, we generated in silico patterns by randomly combining from 2 to 6 single strain SSR patterns from the reference strain collection (1000 patterns for each combination).
We show that these VH and VL amplicons can be randomly combined by a flexible linker using splicing by overlap extension PCR to form scFv constructs that can be expressed on the surface of M13 bacteriophage.
On one side of the jaw, three implants were placed and intra-bony defects were created and covered with a collagen membrane, randomly combined in two of the defects with human DFDBA or inorganic bovine bone graft.
Randomly combined orthogonal functions are used as windowing functions for time-frequency analysis.
Three bulked samples containing randomly combined equal amounts of DNA were used for genotyping.
