Sentence examples for cost in conjunction from inspiring English sources

Applications of GPUs to scientific computations are attracting a lot of attention due to their low cost in conjunction with their inherently remarkable performance features and the recently enhanced computational precision and improved programming tools.

First, we used our two new and six previously reported measures of amino acid cost in conjunction with codon usage bias, tRNA gene number and atomic composition to identify which of these factors best predict transcript and protein levels.

"The record before us clearly shows that H.H.C.'s layoff decision was rational in light of the imperative to reduce costs in conjunction with its mandate to provide medical services to all," Justice Sweeny wrote.

The modest running costs in conjunction with the scalability of agriculture-based production systems highlight the potential of transgenic plants as "green factories" (Dyer et al., 2008).

(ii) As appropriate, use measured costs in conjunction with the efficacy data from the clinical trial to estimate the cost per five-point improvement in BSID-III through use of donor milk in VLBW infants.

For this, we considered the cost required to conduct ergonomic guidelines and cost guidelines in conjunction with job rotation.

This study uses a transaction cost framework, in conjunction with detailed case studies of two water quality payment schemes, to examine factors that increase and decrease transaction costs in order to improve policy choice as well as policy design and implementation.

It is imperative to involve hospital administration in providing the necessary financial support for inpatient glycemic management programs that will ultimately result in cost savings in conjunction with improved patient outcomes.

The option is pricey at $1,800; it costs $2,250 in conjunction with a glass panel over the third row.

Screening for CFS/ME by general practitioners and occupational therapists could be cost-effective in conjunction with early intervention for treating CFS/ME.

This low-cost device, in conjunction with an objective image classification algorithm, demonstrates the benefits of in situ high-resolution imaging of oral mucosa, and the potential to distribute this technology to a broad patient population.