Sentence examples for accompany additional from inspiring English sources

Given the restrictions that will likely accompany additional government injections, most see banks favoring raising capital in the private markets, if at all possible.

Mr Galbraith, son of the economist JK, will oversee the "civilian surge" which will accompany additional troop numbers.

The 9p21 site harbors the tumor suppressor gene INK4a and accompanies additional inactivating mutations that lead to the constitutive activation of genes such as BRAF [16], [17].

3) The accompanying additional files indicate that MacaM does not contain non-coding RNA.

For a more in-depth breakdown of the results please refer to the accompanying additional file 1.

M182T accompanies additional mutations that may extend the substrate specificity of the enzyme to ESBL such as TEM-20 and TEM-52 [ 40, 41].

Of these, 312 patients had an electronic diagnosis of gout, of whom seven had renal stones only, therefore the records of 305 (3.5%) patients with gout were analysed (see accompanying Additional file 1).

Interestingly, Nur77 knockout mice display spontaneous VCMs in the unmedicated state and a stronger VCM response following haloperidol exposure compared to wild type mice (see accompanied Additional file 1: Table S1) [ 49].

Relative to other ART adherence intervention studies that have utilized EDM feedback, AFL was simpler, involving provision of EDM-enhanced counseling only, without accompanying additional information, specific skills development, or financial incentives [ 24, 25].

a: chi2 (df = 1) b: any medication (including SSRI, Benzodiazepine, tricyclic antidepressants) iCBT: internet-based CBT; gCBT: group CBT Additional genotyping procedures (for 5-HTTLPR/rs25531) are described as additional methods (see additional file 2) accompanying additional analyses and results (see additional file 3) discussed in the discussion section.

With careful antipsychotic drug exposure, the abnormal movements observed are similar to those found in humans and typically stereotyped in nature, without concomitant acute dystonic reaction or interference with food intake and well-being (see accompanied Additional file 1: Table S1).