Sentence examples for extending the combination from inspiring English sources

Finally, self-assessment is only one way to optimize feedback and we recommend that other methods be considered too, such as coaching, and extending the combination of self-assessment and student feedback into a multi-source feedback process.

In the early 1960s, Firey [1] extended the Minkowski combination of convex bodies to L p -Minkowski combination for each p ≥ 1.

The new S3e Cell Sorter possesses the 488/640 nm laser combination, thus extending the convenience of benchtop cell sorting to immunologists.

Today, with longevity approaching 80s and the retirement age still at 65 for most Americans, simply to cap retiree and health spending at a constant percentage of GDP would require some combination of extending the age of eligibility, means testing and/or changes to the benefits formula.

With current combination therapies extending the survival rate of patients with gliomas by a mean of 8 to 18 months (Chamberlain et al., 2007; Poteet et al., 2013), more potent compounds are desperately needed to control tumor growth.

The work can be extended with the combination of other powder particles and electrodes along with more response parameters.

However, as short periods of GPS monitoring may not truly represent destinations visited over extended periods, the combination of both has been recommended to create complementary and more robust measures of environmental exposure.

The prolonged antitumour effects observed for the liposomal formulations could also be beneficial for combination therapy strategies, extending the time to attack remaining viable tumour cells.

Table 4 summarises the optimal drug combinations, confirming and extending the observations of Henjes et al. [ 28].

In what follows, we first extend the optimal linear combination of CM and DM signals at each TP in the presence of alien crosstalk.

The process design concepts build on the long and successful history of thermal process design but extend the analysis to combination processes and to nonthermal technologies, such as ultra-high pressure and pulsed electric fields.