Sentence examples for addition to the combined from inspiring English sources

Green emission observed in this series at 550 nm in addition to the combined peak at 346 nm.

In addition to the combined results Scour offers a kind of get-paid-to-search scheme based on points in a way similar to Microsoft SearchPerks.

In addition to the combined effects of the concave and convex terms, two main difficulties arise when studying ( S λ, μ ).

In addition to the combined interest in promoting NFC technology, the three companies involved in the alliance have access to the key media buyers in the region, which makes the newly formed group sort of a one-stop-shop for a brand looking to run or expand a global campaign in other regions.

In addition to the combined effects of forest fragmentation, habitat loss, and population isolation on the long-term persistence of many species including the endangered Delmarva fox squirrel (Sciurus niger cinereus), future changes in climate may make existing habitats less productive and more variable.

In addition to the combined BP and SCZ meta-analysis by Wang, et al [21] described above, three additional GWAS meta-analyses incorporating schizophrenic GWAS samples have produced SNP-level findings exceeding GW significance.

In addition to the lower combined incidence of death, MI, or UTVR in eptifibatide than in placebo recipients at 48 hours and 30 days, the incidence was also lower with eptifibatide at 6 and 12 months.

In addition to analysing the combined data we stratified our analyses by gender and whether the child's home was in an urban or rural location, where urban rural status was identified using the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs classification of settlements (DEFRA, 2012), as patterns of land use were found to differ between these factors in previous work (Jones et al., 2009).

Other cell surface markers in addition to the CD49f/matrix possibly combined with manual selection have to be experimentally tested to further enrich stem cell spermatogonia during culturing.

If Fiat were to gain control of G.M. in Europe and Latin America, in addition to the Chrysler stake, the combined company could produce 6.4 million cars a year.

Thus, the haplotypes predicted from the genotypes of tag SNPs were also tested for association with breast cancer risk; each common haplotype (predicted frequency >0.05) in each LD block was tested individually, in addition to the effect of the combined rarer haplotypes.