The phrase "ah with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in informal spoken contexts, but it lacks clarity and structure for written communication.
Example: "Ah with all the noise, I can't concentrate."
Alternatives: "oh with" or "ah alongside".
External partnerships and collaboration can help to improve the perception of AH research amongst the scientific community by providing AH with access to research skills training, expertise and funding through collaborative research projects and positions.
He grinned, and replied, "Ah, with difficulty".
However, NH3-N concentration and flow were reduced when replacing the AH with the BFTH.
"Ah!" With a gesture of admiration, the proprietor backed into the kitchen.
At the monthly resolution and longer, the IHV indices correlate with ak almost equally well as Ah with ak.
ʿUmar started the first year ah with the first day of the lunar month of Muḥarram, which corresponds to July 16, 622, on the Julian calendar.
Glyoxylato-aroylhydrazones (gly-AH) with lipophilic character were designed for possible biological applications where metal chelation is desired.
The pronunciation bruited about The New York Times is "al CAW-id-ah," with a k sound, though correspondents who have worked in Arabic-speaking countries use the palate-clearing sound of kh.
Not only does the film extol the determination and heroism of Lewis and Clark, but it also pays tribute to the vital contributions of their Indian interpreter, Sacagawea (pronounced here sa-CA-ga-WEE-ah, with a hard G, although the issue is in dispute), who gave birth to a son on the trip; and it acknowledges the role of York, Clark's black slave and companion.
The use of sensor-annotated AHs with a configural display is illustrated with a simple water reservoir example.
We have also shown that giving the PAF-degrading enzyme PAF-acetylhydrolase (PAF-AH) with enteral feedings prevents the initiation of experimental NEC in this rat model [7].
