Sentence examples for considered in unison from inspiring English sources
Even with these technologies, however, age resolution becomes an issue beyond a few million years, at which time alternative strategies for developing internal speleothem chronologies, such as lamina counting, must be considered in unison with U Pb dating.
Considered in unison, the phylogenetic, stratigraphic, and biogeographic evidence documents distinct, co-occurring chasmosaurine taxa north and south on the diminutive landmass of Laramidia.
Considered in unison, the phylogenetic, stratigraphic, and biogeographic evidence presented here suggests not only dinosaur provincialism (regional faunas) on Laramidia for at least a portion of the late Campanian, but also the presence of northern and southern endemic centers during this interval.
Whether it is important to consider these factors in unison depends on the relative rates of change at the farm and network levels (Kao et al., 2007; Ochab and Gora, 2011; Volz and Meyers, 2009).
If HbO2 and HHb were to either increase or decrease significantly in unison, the signal was considered unreliable and not reported in the analyses.
We therefore consider that the SIR, hypoalbuminemia and malnutrition in unison contribute to its further development.
In contrast to the in-unison normal modes, the out-of-unison complex modes feature a π/2 phase difference.
When Darwin began considering the evolution of morality, he reflected on a possible role for the "fear of others acting in unison" and "the fear of punishment" (M Notebook, p. 151; Darwin 1871, p. 92).
"You!" we exclaimed in unison.
