Sentence examples for be accompanied with an from inspiring English sources

Therefore, at low pressure, the energy adsorption must be more than that of high pressure, because at high pressure the hydrogen adsorptivity will increase and consequently hydrogen energy adsorbed will be accompanied with an increase in absolute value.

Although this clustering process makes the conformer models more manageable in size and better suited for a large database such as PubChem, it may be accompanied with an undesirable loss of overall accuracy of the conformer model.

In other words, if a model-based energy scenario is publicly presented, it should be accompanied with an uncertainty assessment for the variables which are the basis for recommendations.

It has been further suggested that the new synthetic concepts must be accompanied with an advanced structural understanding of the materials to identify a desired step-change for their performance to be used in separations, catalysis, and extraction.

For example, in this county a total count of 246 cases based on the geocoded records could be accompanied with an estimated count of 472.2 cases based on all records using imputation.

Increased synthetic activity in early OA has been found to be accompanied with an upregulation of TGFβ expression [ 25, 26].

Each guideline should be accompanied with a short paragraph explaining the reasoning behind it.

The weekly chapters will be accompanied with a watercolour illustration by celebrated artist Marc Quinn.

Third, in my view, I think this should all be accompanied with a cut in the cost of politics".

Supper was served in the form of gruel, and could be accompanied with a tankard of beer for 3d (£1.10 today).

The flick and the drift may also be accompanied with a slight tap with the whip to help with the timing.