Sentence examples for evaluation of combined from inspiring English sources
44 Among the few animal models supporting infection by a HBV, 45 studies have been conducted in woodchucks infected by woodchuck hepatitis virus (WHV) including evaluation of combined use of NUC and immunotherapeutics, a potent combination of a DNA and an adenovirus-based vaccine.
A statistical evaluation of combined multiscale ultrasound-nanoindentation measurements indicated that the stiffness of the coated scaffold is directly dependent on the stiffness of the polymer coating.
These experts had extensive experience with evaluation of combined exposures and risks.
Multi-country evaluation of combined genotypes increased reliability further, especially for countries with small populations.
Thus, analysis of mixtures allows evaluation of combined effects of chemicals each present at low concentrations.
The evaluation of combined effects of multiple stressors is more than a technical challenge.
This has prompted the evaluation of combining a variety of pro-apoptotic interventions, and their association with chemotherapy [ 4**], radiotherapy [ 6, 127], and other biologicals [ 128].
After different evaluations of combining abilities with different CMS A lines and various yield trials from 1980 to 1981, E6 was finally selected and designated as MH63 and the hybrid combination of ZS97A×MH63 was named as SY63 (Xie, et al. 1987).
For purposes of quantitative evaluation of our combined 454/Illumina sequencing platform approach, we also processed the 454 data without combining it with Illumina data.
Some interventions were combination of the above interventions, and the evaluation of these combined interventions could remind us that both provision improvement and demand side inventions are indispensable for reducing inequality.
All of the studies were conducted with each compound alone and then in various combinations by using the concentration--time relationship, since a correct evaluation of the combined action of compounds can be obtained by comparing these with the effects observed for the action of each component alone.
