Sentence examples for the best compatible from inspiring English sources
The solution with the highest membership function is selected as the best compatible solution.
The rate of polypyrrole film growth and electrochemical properties indicated that PIPES is really the best compatible buffer to prepare polypyrrole films for bio-applications.
We hypothesized that integrating the best compatible cropping patterns accompanied by best management practices into the portfolio of farmers' own technologies would improve system productivity, resource use efficiency and economic profitability.
The adsorption process of La III) was characterized to follow the postulates of Langmuir and Freundlich isotherm models and the adsorption mechanisms were identified to obey the pseudo-second order kinetic model based on the best compatible results with the experimental data.
The best compatible coordinates with respect to the original coordinates were chosen.
In this case, the stronger the support of the best compatible splits is, the higher is the probability of homology for character states in corresponding supporting positions.
Nevertheless, assuming that the basal position of G. lamblia is a long-branch artifact, the results of the present analysis are best compatible with the Giardia opisthokont clade (tables 4 and 5).
Nevertheless, the present findings are best compatible with the monophyly of unikonts and Chromalveolata, with excavates, possibly, joining the same major assemblage of eukaryotic taxa.
The presence of the apparent synapomorphies is best compatible with a common origin of artubulins and the rest of the tubulin family.
Taken together, these findings reinforce the mosaicism of the archaeal roots of eukaryotes and seem to be best compatible with the hypothesis that the archaeal ancestor of eukaryotes was a highly complex, possibly transient prokaryotic organism [ 31].
Accumulation of information inside the intron during evolution is best compatible with the view that new introns, largely, emerge de novo and not via propagation and migration of pre-existing introns [ 125].
