Sentence examples for sites a combination from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia sites a combination of economic, social, and political factors, combined with rapid population growth, for the eventual death of the transit systems of the early 1900s.

For less well-dated eastern sites, a combination of archaeostratigraphic data along with luminescence and radiocarbon dating provide evidence consistent with the placement of Pt anomalies at the YD onset at 6 of the 7 study sites.

But some are counterintuitive: The study found that even though conscientiousness and agreeableness are both negatively associated with addiction to social networking sites, a combination of the two traits increases one's tendency to become addicted.

In this study we compare, on a gene-by-gene basis, substitution rates of GC-increasing (AT to GC) and GC-decreasing (GC to AT) mutations between introns and synonymous sites (a combination of 2-fold and 4-fold degenerate sites).

The site, a combination of YouTube and Hulu, hosts premium and user-generated content.

At the MGSC Phase III project site, a combination of 3D surface seismic and VSP surveys will be used for site characterization and to monitor the injected CO2.

The site, a combination of "content and commerce" exploring the topic of humans' relationship with animals, is being jointly run by Kerry Lauerman, former editor-in-chief of Salon.com, and Lerer's daughter Isabel, who's currently wrapping up her doctoral studies on the subject.

To obtain the most reliable CTCF binding sites, we determined the binding sites by a combination of CTCF ChIP-seq data and motif scanning.

In addition, Γ-distributed rates among sites [ 26, 27] or a proportion of invariant sites, or a combination of the two [ 28, 29] can be used to describe rate heterogeneity among sites.

The sites using a combination of medical care providers and prevention specialists ("multi-provider" sites) did not demonstrate effectiveness in terms of reduced risk among patients receiving intervention services.

Seventy-one percent (34) of the advisory Web sites offered a combination of statewide advice or general guidance in addition to site-specific advice (Table 3).