Sentence examples for direct conjunction with from inspiring English sources
But it is typical of his style — five parts bonhomie, one part nostalgia — that he should use "privilege" in direct conjunction with "sheltered".
US must be used dynamically for maximum benefit in airway management and in direct conjunction with the airway management: immediately before, during and after, airway interventions.
Ultrasonography must be used dynamically in direct conjunction with both airway procedures and assessment of a patient with suspected pathology in the airways for maximum benefit in airway diagnostics and management.
To date however, the spokes placement optimization combined with the magnitude least squares pulse design has never been done in direct conjunction with the explicit Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and hardware constraints.
It has a prominence of 858 feet, and it is almost never climbed in direct conjunction with Columbia Crest, so it is usually considered a separate peak.
This was given in direct conjunction with the medical examination (an additional 15 minutes) at the study center.
In particular, however, mandatory direct marketing in conjunction with the reduced management premium is expected to have a tendency to strengthen larger direct marketers who have lower marketing costs due to economies of scale and so can remain competitive [38].
By combining examination of the crystal structure and a ternary (Dat21 230)–AcCoA docked-substrate (tryptAcCoA docked-substrate-directryptaminenesis in conjunction with a kinetic study, we identified a probable catalytic triad and could propose a catalytic modelnism.
Knowing how to use the Internet and its mobile "offspring" in conjunction with direct mail, telemarketing, and direct response advertising can create a synergistic force for marketing products most efficiently and effectively.
Direct mail created in conjunction with an in-house team at Marshall Field's will also be part of the campaign.
The overall effect of these changes, perhaps in conjunction with direct effects of estrogens on blood vessels, is to protect against atherosclerosis before menopause.
