Sentence examples for described combined from inspiring English sources
Only one report described combined occurrence and familial clustering in a Swiss family which sparked our interest in reporting the present familial presentation [14].
The analysis results indicate that a rehabilitation design as described combined with the strong-column weak-beam design philosophy would improve the seismic performance of structures significantly.
However, given the complexity of UVC susceptibility that we previously described combined with the complexity of CFD models, empirical data are needed.
These results show that the previously described combined UbdA pattern is actually generated by a distinct Ubx expression in T3 legs and A1 segment and by separate abd-A expression from posterior A1 to A10 segment.
A lateral closing wedge technique was used in four studies, one study presented results after valgus dome osteotomy, and four studies described combined or unknown osteotomy techniques.
The excellent in vitro potency and selectivity profile of the several compounds described combined with their nontoxicity against the human cells and plants suggest that these compounds may represent a viable lead series for the treatment of urease associated problems.
Since the PtCRCs described combine different features they are considered derivatives of primitive precursors.
One significant difference: while the creature Hawthorne described combines the speed of all three, the present media finds itself limited by its own strengths.
Besides being restricted by the same conceptual and technical issues that we described, combining the content of the databases is not the definite answer.
Instances of coöperation between humans and dolphins are long-standing, with ancient accounts describing combined fishing efforts, and, in a game of water tag, dolphins will graciously refrain from crushing us.
The convention of describing combined putamen and pallidum uptake as that of the putamen alone is maintained to ensure consistent terminology with the literature.
