Sentence examples for remains combined from inspiring English sources

We considered each diet to be comprised of 10 orders (Coleoptera, Lepidoptera, Hemiptera, Hymenoptera, Homoptera, Trichoptera, Diptera, Orthoptera, Neuroptera, and all other rarely represented orders, including unidentified insect remains, combined).

The major dilemma remains combining widespread and short term impact (Farrington 1998).

Then the cover is removed and the liquid that remains combines with the fat to form a shiny sauce as the carrots become tender.

As another open problem it remains to combine rotational and l p -dependence.

The challenge for the future remains to combine insights from these two often disconnected scientific fields and to translate them efficiently into the complex pathogenesis of CF lung disease.

Yet, the concern remains that combining amphotericin B and azoles may lead to antagonism.

The posterior distribution summarises the uncertainty regarding unknown parameters that remains after combining our a priori knowledge (if any) with the evidence contained in the data via Bayes' theorem (Gelman et al., 1995); in other words, it is the probability distribution of the model parameters given the data (Kirkwood and Sterne, 2003).

The settlement-specific population estimates from the human remains are combined with population estimates derived from settlement data to give an island-wide population projection.

To determine the role of soil properties and groundwater level rise in the adoption of crop cultivation in wetlands, mapping of the mid-Holocene palaeotopography, palaeohydrology, soil conditions and distribution of Swifterbant archaeological remains was combined with grain size analyses of cored sediments in two selected study areas.

Only Nordic combined remains a male-only preserve, and that is only because ski jumping — one half of Nordic combined — has been an Olympic no-fly zone for women until now.

Mityaev admits the original 2011 bike lane was an unmitigated disaster but remains confident that – combined with lower speed limits and re-timed traffic signals favouring cyclists and pedestrians – the scheme is moving Moscow in the right direction: "We're not going to solve this problem right away because we don't have the money for it," he says.