Sentence examples for strict combination from inspiring English sources

Sanitation was taken up by social reformers such as Charles Kingsley, whose book, "The Water Babies", tells of a chimney sweep who was saved by applying a strict combination of cold water and prayer.In the 19th century Americans took the lead on cleanliness.

The strict combination of appropriate biomaterials and techniques can reduce the risk of failure in skin graft; electrospinning can produce new biocompatible and biodegradable scaffolds with a porosity structure that can mimic the one of the native dermis.

A group of 109 dengue infection patients were classified as having primary or secondary dengue infection on the basis of a strict combination of results from assays of antigen-specific IgM and IgG, isolation of virus and detection of the viral genome by PCR tests performed on multiple samples, collected from each patient over a period of 30 days.

The choice of such a strict combination of criteria inevitably causes some loss of true positive cases from the case group to the non-case group.

The present study shows that the underestimation of fracture incidence by strict combination of diagnostic and procedural codes is rather small.

Data from Grønskag et al. [ 20] from Norway and from Canada by Lix et al. [ 27] seem to support the notion of a strict combination of ICD and NOMESCO coding for fracture definition, while Nymark et al. [ 7] found suboptimal sensitivity for the identification of fractures by this definition, and other datasets, not directly validated, suggest the use of ICD alone as best measure.

Strict combinations of black and white emerged on the runways this week as a cooling counterpoint to the riotously clashing colors and patterns surfacing in so many shows.

Secondly, we used six criteria, and we could only select loose, moderate, and strict combinations of these criteria to develop identification models that represent the performance of all possible combinations.

Hence, X can be written as a strict convex combination of elements in S ∖ { X }.

Therefore, we cannot find Y and Z in S ∖ { X } such that X is a strict convex combination of them.

An element Y = ∑ i = 1 N λ i X i such that λ i > 0 for all i ∈ I ⊆ { 1, …, N } is called a strict convex combination of { X i : i ∈ I }.