Sentence examples for eventual combination of from inspiring English sources

Much debate is ongoing about choice of epuration mode (continuous or intermittent), choice of technique (diffusion or convection), or eventual combination of techniques (diffusion on top of convection) [37].

Eventual combination of this approach with other treatment options may even further enhance the clinical outcome.

Much debate is ongoing about choice of epuration mode (continuous or intermittent), choice of technique (diffusion or convection), or eventual combination of techniques (diffusion on top of convection) [ 37].

The fact that neither ATP2C2 nor CMIP have been identified as downstream targets of FOXP2 suggests that the eventual combination of information from converging routes of investigation will enable the characterization of overlapping and interacting neurological systems that serve the acquisition of language.

If the German company goes after Sprint, Qwest's lingering hopes of an eventual combination with Deutsche Telekom would be dashed.

But Mr. Carter seems to have had their eventual combination in mind.

He's also saying that an eventual combination with Microsoft is still 15% likely.

The hope is that compartmentalizing these areas of play will allow testing and comparison of techniques from different researchers on each, along with refinement, before their eventual combination in complex agents that attempt to master the whole game.

My eventual release was a combination of many people's work, including Reprieve and our lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith, but Amnesty had a leading role.

But the IFS also claims that Scotland would struggle to support healthcare spending if independent: "Under a wide range of scenarios, a combination of the eventual fall in oil revenues and an ageing population could make for a tougher fiscal outlook for Scotland than the rest of the UK and hence less room for additional spending on things like the NHS".

The eventual final film was a combination of several different takes and included filmed 'introductions' to the song by David Frost (who introduced the Beatles as "the greatest tea-room orchestra in the world"), and Cliff Richard, for their respective, eponymous TV programmes.