Sentence examples for systems the combination from inspiring English sources

When compared with CQ/amine initiating systems, the combination of CQ and benzodioxole compounds caused lower Rp but the comparable final double bond conversion.

In the Chrispin-Norman [13] and the Wisconsin [18] scoring systems, the combination of bronchiectasis and mucus plugging is given the highest weighting in percentage of the total score (Table 7, Fig. 2).

In some cell systems the combination of IL-6+dexamethasone can markedly upregulate the expression of gp130 mRNA (Schooltink et al, 1992).

Acute and chronic alcohol use can affect both the innate and adaptive immune defense responses within multiple organ systems; the combination of alcohol use and injury results in increased susceptibility to bacterial and viral pathogens.

When approaching more physiological systems, the combination of a heterogeneous, multi-component structure (and non-affine deformations), complex feedback mechanisms down to the molecular scale (e.g. force-dependent cross-links), and out-of equilibrium properties (e.g. motors or polymerization) drastically complicates a profound understanding of network mechanics and organization.

In in vitro studies, the photodynamic process was found to be inherently temperature dependent (Gottfried and Kimel, 1991), and in a range of normal and tumour cell systems, the combination of HT and PDT was invariably found to be additive, if not synergistic, in terms of its cytotoxic effect (Christensen et al, 1984; Mang and Dougherty, 1985; Chen et al, 1996; Rasch et al, 1996).

"We have argued that it was not just the problem of the tire but the system, the combination of the tire and the vehicle," Mr. Watanabe told reporters today.

The prostate cancer test will determine whether President Obama and Congress put together a bill that begins to fix the fundamental problem with our medical system: the combination of soaring costs and mediocre results.

In our system, the combination of soft and hard constraints is solved using the Lagrange multiplier method.

As an integrated system, the combination of formulas described is capable of rapidly estimating and comparing the economic value created by vaccines of different cost and potency.

In a further twist of the screw, the coalition's second great change in the electoral system – the combination of more equal parliamentary constituencies with more frequent boundary changes – will almost certainly harm the Liberal Democrats and, for that matter, all small parties and independents.