Sentence examples for arms combined from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in many conflicts, diseases have been responsible for more deaths than all the employed combat arms combined, even when they have not consciously been used as weapons.

Changes at cycle 3 (comparedared to the baseline for patients in both treatment arms combined (i.e. chemotherapy with placebo and chemotherapy with cediranib) are shown in Fig. 2a.

As early as the end of the 17th century, the stroke was described as consisting of a wide pull of the arms combined with a symmetrical action of the legs and simulating the movement of a swimming frog, hence the usual term frog kick.

Also featured were other locations in and near the village, including exterior shots of the Blacksmiths Arms combined with interior views of the nearby Ringlestone Inn.

The plaque, which was previously in the old church, bears three shields, one with the coat of arms of Williams, another with Marcelie Lloyd's arms, and the middle one with the two coats of arms combined.

The effects were analysed on both arms combined to test for potential treatment interactions and in each arm separately (for listing of parameters into the different models, see Supporting Information Table S3).

In trials with multiple intervention arms, combining these into a single group is the recommended approach for meta-analysis to avoid unit-of-analysis errors arising from correlated intervention effects.

Imagine if you spread your arms, but your pinky finger was longer than the rest of your arm combined". She held out her fingers to demonstrate.

His strong right arm, combined with a soft schedule, have people around college football's most remote program believing that Hawaii's chances of making a Boise State-like run to a Bowl Championship Series game are, well, not remote.

But his explanation of the genesis of the robotic arm combined practical technical knowledge with mysticism.

Another limitation, according to the authors, was that the lottery arm combined both individual and group incentives, making it difficult to discern how each feature contributed to the rise in HRA completion rates.