Sentence examples for combination with the event from inspiring English sources

ZIP codes, obtained from either the mother's residence (birth records) or deceased's residence (death records), were used in combination with the event day (i.e., the day of preterm birth or the day of death) to merge vital records with the census ZIP code tabulation area based HIs.

Software-tracing techniques are especially effective and powerful in combination with the event-driven paradigm because all important system interactions funnel through the event-driven infrastructure.

The main purpose of the present study was to investigate differences in response inhibition on a behavioral as well as on an electrophysiological level using a smoking-modified Go/NoGo paradigm in combination with the recording of event-related potentials.

In simple cases, event-condition-action (ECA) rules are used to directly produce adaptation plans from specific event combinations with the form "when event occurs and condition holds, then execute action".

In this work we review the earlier estimates of doses from a Carrington event, and present updated dose estimates for deep space crews and electronics using the Carrington event proton fluence ⩾30 MeV in combination with an event spectrum similar to that of the August 1972 event.

In combination with the data showing which events are PECAM-dependent, it becomes possible to begin building a more complete picture of the mechanisms leading to TEM in any given setting.

The kind of stressor we propose in our triple risk model may be more subtle than these dramatic events but in combination with the vulnerable fetus may result in death.

In combination with focusing events such as the United Nations High-Level Meeting of the General Assembly on Non-Communicable Diseases, a policy window might open [ 28– 30].

In combination with the increased incidence of adverse events a recommendation for neo-adjuvant treatment with Sorafenib and TACE cannot be given.

This in combination with the relatively limited number of events does impact the statistical power of the study, particularly for evaluation of relapse and survival among children with specific subtypes of ALL.

This sequence of events in combination with the projected increases in the number of older adults will result in a worldwide healthcare burden with dire consequences.