Sentence examples for consider in combination with from inspiring English sources
The low myelotoxicity associated with capecitabine made it an attractive agent to consider in combination with other cytotoxics, and preclinical work showing tumor overexpression of thymidine phosphorylase by taxanes suggested that this was an opportunity for synergy.
Because the second of the Supreme Court's decisions on affirmative action required that race, sex and ethnicity be considered in combination with other factors, the policies' effects are likely to be diluted.
This should especially be considered in combination with mobile readers [17].
In the paper by Schellmann and Jungnickel, a spacial-division multiple access (SDMA) technique is considered in combination with OFDM.
MJD has been also considered in combination with DS-CDMA [12], where chips act as multiple dimensions.
If the aforementioned results are considered in combination with those reported in the literature [26, 28 32], a probable two-electron transfer mechanism can be proposed (Scheme 1).
Flatness-based feedforward control design for semilinear plug flow reactors is considered in combination with an easily tunable PI controller to achieve the tracking of desired output trajectories.
Turbulent and Brownian aggregation kernels are considered in combination with different breakage kernels (power law and exponential) and various daughter distribution functions (symmetric, erosion, uniform).
As HDR is often considered in combination with wide color gamut (WCG), it is expected that the fidelity of color reproduction will play a more important role in the context of HDR when compared to LDR.
The authors concluded that 'PNT has the potential to reduce the risk of mtDNA diseases, but it may not guarantee prevention' (Hyslop et al. 2016, 2) and that therefore 'it should be considered in combination with prenatal screening' (2016, 4).
Results of this type of biopsy will likely not include the full classic histopathological triad but, when considered in combination with the clinical presentation and other diagnostic findings, can be strongly supportive of the diagnosis.
