Sentence examples for combined act from inspiring English sources

Phylogram generated with maximum likelihood (ML) analysis based on the Tamura-Nei+Gamma model, with combined ACT, GAPDH, ITS, TUB2, CHS-1, and His3 sequences.

It's this combined act of adultery and murder that earns him a sound scolding from Nathan, the prophet Nathan — we'll come to that when we talk about prophets next week.

The fictional documentary, which aired at 9pm on Monday 16 February, combined acted scenes with actual news footage and showed race riots breaking out in Britain as Ukip's policies took effect.

Amazon also combined Acts II and III with AWS, of course, since that was a once-in-a-generation case where there was no existing/establishment infrastructure.

While the results showed no strong evidence that the combined ACT-CBT treatment targeting command hallucinations was superior to the Befriending control condition, the n of 43 in this trial was considerably below what would now be considered advisable based on effect sizes published after the trial's completion [ 39].

Joe's Garage was reissued in 1987 as a triple album, combining Acts I, II & III into a single box set, and as a double album on compact disc.

We considered that an eight-session intervention would provide a more comprehensive treatment for our chronically affected sample than that offered in the two trials with acute inpatients, but would nevertheless remain much briefer than trials of CBTp, which average 20 sessions in length [ 35], and our combined ACT-CBT TofCH protocol of 15 sessions [ 38].

NSABP B-41 trial studied single agent lapatinib combined with ACT, in comparison with dual HER2 blockade with lapatinib and trastuzumab and ACT.

Dr. Schmitt found that his test, when combined with ACT and SAT scores, improved the chances of predicting freshman grades by 6 percentage points.

This enabled us to predict how these design alterations – alone or combined – may act on the selectivity of each cod-end under identical fishing conditions.

The angle and timing of his passes no longer combined to act, as they had for so long, like the instructions from a GPS device to the man receiving the ball.