Sentence examples for component in conjunction from inspiring English sources

It is therefore recommended that the use of potassium sorbate as a passivating component in conjunction with the addition of strong oxidizing agents in chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) slurry design should be considered.

Strikingly, however, transfection of EpiSC with a single component in conjunction with transfer to 2iL can ignite the entire circuitry and reset the ESC ground state (Guo et al., 2009; Hanna et al., 2009; Silva et al., 2009).

Using these two components in conjunction facilitates the identification of risk factors and countermeasures effective in reducing injury incidence or severity at each phase of the injury event.

It is fitted to the Ducati 1299 Panigale superbike and KTM 1190 Adventure, while BMW Motorrad, the motorcycle subsidiary of BMW Group, employs some of its components in conjunction with the company's own designs on all its models.

Furthermore, there is another corresponding system called the "module supplier network" (l.ihaier.com), which was developed to attract global suppliers to deliver modules or components in conjunction with the outcomes of open innovations.

Specifically, [C]-benzoyl-CoA was used as substrate (the radiolabel facilitates precise quantitation of the reaction solution components) in conjunction with rapid acid-quench and HPLC chromatographic techniques.

However, exploration of these components in conjunction with the extensive analysis of the pedometer-determined steps/day is beyond the scope of this paper and should be addressed in future research.

Modern design of these systems has trended toward simplifying the number of required mechanical components in conjunction with elimination of toxic fluid constituents and reduction of operational power requirements.

In summary, up-regulation of several key ECM components in conjunction with a differentiated deregulation of selective miRNAs and several other novel molecules, eg SNED1 and DARP32, in 3D PDAC cell culture is indicative of a more matrix-rich and at the same time more chemoresistant phenotype.

The development of phase segregated morphology was found to depend on blend component viscosity in conjunction with blend composition.

The main novelty in comparison with the above techniques is the use of independent component analysis in conjunction with uncertainty estimation and with a piecewise approach of transforming uncertainties to the feature domain of interest.