Sentence examples for characteristics in conjunction from inspiring English sources
Comparisons of flagellar structures, mitochondria, and nuclear and plastid characteristics in conjunction with ribosomal RNA (ribonucleic acid) sequences are revealing the relationships of various taxa.
Certainly, there exists scope for advancing the current state-of-the-art pertaining to the SCB test procedure that actually simulates the field performance characteristics in conjunction with mechanistic based flexible pavement designs.
Rather, it bases its calculations on arterial waveform characteristics in conjunction with patient demographic data.
It does not require calibration (thermodilution or any) but rather bases its calculations on arterial waveform characteristics in conjunction with patient demographic data.
Fitting a survival model with clinical characteristics in conjunction with SF-12 data achieved better predictive accuracy and goodness-of-fit (C-statistic: 0.956; AIC: 111.2; BIC: 179.8) than models with FACT-C (C-statistic: 0.824; AIC: 128.2; BIC: 187.3) or SF-6D scores (C-statistic: 0.799; AIC: 131.4; BIC: 179.1).
Event-based E linkage strategies link records by using event dates and event characteristics information in conjunction with limited demographic data.
In this paper one such class of solver is examined based upon characteristic tracing in conjunction with high-order monotonicity preserving weighted essentially non-oscillatory (MPWENO) reconstruction.
Signal factor is a factor used for parameter design of dynamic characteristics and changes in conjunction with characteristics to match with target value.
Service characteristics were collected in conjunction with the cohort study by the service providers.
We describe the environmental characteristics of Queens in conjunction with the approach for conducting segment characterization and, eventually, home characterization and present this approach in generalized form for subsequent use in other NCS locations.
In many languages, the raccoon is named for its characteristic dousing behavior in conjunction with that language's term for bear, for example in German, in Italian, in Hungarian and araiguma in Japanese.
