Sentence examples for combined making from inspiring English sources

As the above selection of studies show there are a number of different combinations of imaging modalities and methodologies by which these data may be combined, making it challenging to summarise the findings from these studies.

China now uses more coal than the United States, Europe and Japan combined, making it the world's largest emitter of gases that are warming the planet.

This is the fundamental innovation that allows genetic material from two sources to be combined, making possible the use of bacteria as drug factories and the genetic engineering of plants and animals.

Inside a hundred-and-seventy-three-square-foot home constructed by Sprout Tiny Homes, of La Junta, Colorado, I found a kitchen and bathroom of perhaps a couple dozen square feet, combined (making them no tinier, it must be said, than some of the kitchens and bathrooms that I've seen in New York).

By 2015, NRG expects earnings of at least $300 million a year before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization from all of its solar projects combined, making these investments some of the more lucrative pieces in its sprawling portfolio, which includes dozens of power plants fueled by coal, natural gas and oil.

Such models involve a matrix in which attributes and levels are combined, making product concepts that respondents then evaluate.

We just thought that those two things combined made it a lot smarter to start Brian".

Syrian and Iraqi citizens combined made up 50,595 of the applications to Germany last year.

"It was these tiny things that, combined, made this really genuine, lifelike animal," Mr. Westenhofer said.

The Fulani and the Tukulor combined make up about one-fifth of the population.

The carriers combined make billions of dollars a year in fees on texting alone.