Sentence examples for conjunction reached from inspiring English sources
Yet all contrasts used in the conjunction reached P < 0.001 uncorrected in the 2 caudal ITG regions (Table 1).
The school is the twelfth to offer such a fellowship in conjunction with Reaching Out MBA; a thirteenth, the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, was announced on January 12th.
The first 40 reviews to identify HS-patients not included initially in DHD were performed by a research nurse and a physician in conjunction to reach consensus on the TBI diagnosis and injury severity (GCS and PTA) (LO and JFN in West Denmark, IP and LPK in East Denmark).
Update: A Google representative reiterated that the Google Maps post timing was completely innocuous, "We issued the post in conjunction with having reached the exciting milestone today.
(The criminal division said its agreement with Barclays was reached in conjunction with the antitrust division).
It was a decision that I reached in conjunction with my Management Team.
An EFL statement on Sunday claimed the decision was reached in conjunction with the police and the club's independent safety advisory group.
Although most politicians and adults who care about the opinions of their peers generally avoid the phrase "I know this is a horrible thing to say, but... .. – by definition knowing that whatever follows is unpleasant – Giuliani reached the conjunction and pressed bravely ahead.
The agreement, which was also reached in conjunction with Southeastern Asset Management, comes a week after Barington asked Dillards for access to financial records, minutes from board meetings and details about its executives perks including non-cash compensations.
One patient underwent bilateral trabeculectomies, repeated with antimetabolite application, repeated cyclodiode treatments bilaterally and finally bilateral Ahmed valve insertion, one requiring enhancement and the other shortening before control was reached in conjunction with topical antiglaucomatous treatment.
A transit occurs when Venus reaches conjunction with the Sun at or near one of its nodes the longitude where Venus passes through the Earth's orbital plane (the ecliptic)—and appears to pass directly across the Sun.
