Sentence examples for alone and in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

The world's aerospace industry undertakes research and development alone and in conjunction with governmental agencies and academia.

Study 2 found that round face-like shapes both alone and in conjunction with warm color induced positive emotions.

Our novel method has a low time complexity, and has been applied to real-world network data both alone and in conjunction with the TRW and rate-limiting scan detection methods.

To study the effect of medroxyprogesterone on blood gases and cerebral regional oxygenation at high altitude, alone and in conjunction with acetazolamide, and to assess the effect on acute mountain sickness (AMS).

The cyclic incorporation of 3.0 t straw ha−1 alone and in conjunction with the residual effect of 6.25 kg ZnSO4 happliedlied to I year rice crop increased the concentration of Zn in the grains of II year rice crop significantly to 15.07 and 15.73 mg Zn kg−1 which were 50.7 and 57.3%% higher over control, respectively.

Natural health products (NHPs) are commonly used, both alone and in conjunction with prescription drugs.

A study published in the May 20 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association looked at the effectiveness of behavioral therapy alone and therapy in conjunction with zolpidem.

A Flickr staffer posted: "The overwhelming majority of searches on Flickr include some very general terms – sometimes alone and sometimes in conjunction with other, more specific terms.

To assess the antimicrobial impact of cysteamine alone and cysteamine in conjunction with antibiotics commonly used to treat infective exacerbations of CF lung disease, 0 · 2 ml of each sputum sample sputum was diluted tenfold in sterile phosphate buffered saline (PBS) and vortexed.

CD44 was previously used alone [14] and in conjunction with other cell surface markers to sort CSC from various epithelial malignancies, in both human and murine model systems [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], [21].

These approaches offer new ways to tackle the infection, and alone or in conjunction with already established treatments, promise to transform HIV into a curable disease.