Sentence examples for examine in conjunction from inspiring English sources
Media reports would be another indicator for drug use epidemiologists to examine in conjunction with other early warning indicators to help validate the reports (e.g., poison control center data, emergency room data, wastewater drug analysis, and Internet monitoring of sites selling NPS).
"The D.O.E./Board of Regents position on the passing score for this exam, with attention to college and career readiness, will be re-examined in conjunction with administering a revised exam in this subject area aligned to the Common Core State Standards," a spokesman for Dr. King wrote.
The behavior of interplanetary parameters is also examined in conjunction with the ionospheric data.
These were examined in conjunction with factors from Trail and James (2001) and Trail (2010).
The lessons described in the accompanying papers are re-examined in conjunction with the responses exhibited by various organizations.
In other words, item-level DIF should also be examined in conjunction with scale-level investigations because additional insights may be gained.
Examined in conjunction with usual comparisons of standard integral parameters, this provides meaningful insight into the epistemic uncertainties and errors in different part of the wave energy spectrum.
From the results, parameters including the removal effectiveness and local air quality index were examined in conjunction with the measured carbon monoxide levels.
A detailed combustion model for 2-MTHF was developed, and the flame structure and species information were examined in conjunction with these experiments.
When examined in conjunction with the focus on narratives of insecurities this suggests a need to also explore the level of trust that people have in the broad range of security actors, not solely in relation to disaster management.
O'Donnell et al. [31] noted that since the CI may inevitably lose some information contained in the concentration curve from which it was computed, it is critical for the index to be examined in conjunction with the curves.
