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Efforts to fit bimodal and trimodal distributions met with limited success, likely because only 39 size classes could be used.

Trimodal therapy for inflammatory breast cancer: a surgeon's perspective.

Kristalpark has a trimodal connection with its extensive network of motorways, waterways & railways.

Today's huge container port hub allowing trimodal transport is located on the North Side of the town.

Diameter distribution was bimodal (two clones) or even trimodal (three clones).

Ports, of course, are often focal points of economic development, but many of them are not designed and equipped for trimodal operations.

All these pursuits are advocated by those sections of the Vedas dealing with trimodal matters, and therefore I consider them to be transient.

Chromosomes: Chromosome size varies widely, from 1.2 to 18 um in length, karyotype bimodal or trimodal.

This reaction typically produces a trimodal distribution of products: a low molecular weight fraction and two higher molecular weight fractions.

KG is an internationally active logistics service provider performing trimodal transport between the seaports and the European hinterland and providing all auxiliary services, such as empty container depots and repairs.

Therefore, unimodal orientation patterns, bimodal patterns with equal peaks that are opposite one another but slightly skewed, and trimodal patterns that are a combination of these can be used to determine flow directions.

A trimodal therapy involving a double suicide vector of HSV-tk and CD combined with radiotherapy has provided very effective tumour reduction in a cervical carcinoma xenograft model (Rogulski et al., 2000 ).