Sentence examples for conjunction with analysis from inspiring English sources

Most of his analysis of Donna was in conjunction with analysis of Davies' writing; he lauded the parallels between the maturation of Donna in the fourth series and of the alternate Donna in "Turn Left" as "brilliant writing".

In conjunction with analysis of active site mutations, permanganate footprinting of the Tn5 cleavage intermediates revealed that base flipping increases greatly after the first nick [17].

Since we had amplified the full-length of pfsr12 by RT-PCR and sequenced it, we were certain about its intron-exon gene structure; with this knowledge in conjunction with analysis using FGENESH+ and the algorithm for homology comparison 'BLAST 2 sequences', we were able to identify the most reliable gene predictions.

Characterization of the repertoire of genes involved in signal perception or transduction and in carbohydrate utilization, in conjunction with analysis of the regulation of their expression, is likely to provide key information about the interaction and adaptation of bacteria with their environment [3].

These assays would be optimally carried out in conjunction with analysis of tetramer-specific T cells.

Using this procurement technique in conjunction with analysis of frozen LCM cells, the influence of FFPE on the recovery, integrity and degradation of RNA in tissue sections can be ascertained.

The analysis is based on assessment sequences from conversation, which were analysed using the methodology of Conversation Analysis in conjunction with phonetic analysis (cf. Couper-Kuhlen and Selting 1996; Couper-Kuhlen and Ford 2004, and papers therein).

The chemical composition of the isolated particles was determined using infrared and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy while the particle morphology was investigated using electron microscopy image analysis in conjunction with thermogravimetric analysis.

To more rigorously assess which genes may have been subject to LGT we used phylogenetic analysis, in conjunction with parsimony analysis [9].

This conclusion suggests the added utility of using statistical analysis in conjunction with geospatial analysis, as opposed to only visually analysing geospatial output.

Among the 199 trials, the most common approach specified in the Methods section was to use an unadjusted analysis either alone (48%) or in conjunction with adjusted analysis (21%), whereas 30% of the trials planned adjusted analysis only.