Sentence examples for combination in the development from inspiring English sources

The red complex bacteria (Porphyromonas gingivalis, Tannerella forsythia, and Treponema denticola) have been implicated, either singly or in combination, in the development of various forms of periodontal diseases.

Secondly we aimed to investigate the importance of these factors, independently and in combinations, in the development of RA.

Recent studies have also reported a strong association of KIR/HLA combinations in the development of psoriatic arthritis [ 11].

Recently, studies in mouse tumor models and in patients have shown the importance of cytokine combinations in the development of optimal immune responses.

Non-closure of the peritoneum, in particular in combination with the development of a bladder flap that is not sutured, results in two effaced non-peritonealised areas, facilitating adhesion between the bladder and the uterus (Fig.  6).

Theoretical (mathematical) models have grown in importance during the past decades, in combination with the development of computational resources.

New approaches and developments of "Green Chemistry", "Green Engineering", "Chemoecology" etc. in combination with the development of industrial processes should be published in the Chemistry Central Journal.

While the combustion reactions of many individual fuels in flames have been studied in detail, often providing numerous experimental species profiles in combination with the development and critical testing of kinetic models, similar work on fuel mixtures has remained scarcer, especially for blends of conventional and biogenic fuels.

Cooperation between multidisciplinary rehabilitation teams and special education schools, for example, is necessary [ 38] in combination with the development of programmes stimulating the children and adolescents in their development.

Taken together, the aforementioned findings imply that the presence of a less distensible pulmonary vascular network in combination with the development of hypoxia-mediated pulmonary hypertension contribute substantially to the limitation in aerobic exercise capacity in healthy humans at high altitude.

A perioperative myocardial infarction was defined as a relevant increase in myocardial necrosis markers (creatinine-kinase and creatinine-kinase MB fraction) in combination with the development of typical electrocardiographic findings or the detection of a new wall motion abnormality by echocardiography.