Sentence examples for extensive combined from inspiring English sources
BIS stated that Sir Philip and Dame Helen were chosen to lead the independent review due to their extensive combined experience at executive and non-executive levels: "Both have a good track record of women on boards at the firms they've worked at, and are well respected across the FTSE350".
19 Herein we describe an extensive combined NMR spectroscopic and computational analysis of a range of γ-fluorinated alcohols.
An extensive combined data set was created using the data extracted from SpiroPro and cross-referenced with data double-entered on paper forms.
Exclusion criteria during the title and abstract screening were: conference abstracts, studies without abstract, non-clinical studies (e.g. review, case report, cadaver study), a mean/median BMI <35 kg/m and studies involving extensive combined procedures (e.g. radical hysterectomy in combination with panniculectomy).
This is the strategy for treatment of forearm involvement in MO, and we describe the surgical technique for the extensive combined procedures performed in patients with severe forearm deformities and impaired function.
Our data thus suggest that caution has to be exercised before extensive combined clinical use of AIs with clodronate.
Mayock, with his legwork and with his role in the NFL Network's extensive combine coverage, has long ago surpassed him.
Broad availability of extensive habitat combined with consistent cold watering from Sierra snowmelt here has supported development of the most diverse range in life‐history types found anywhere.
"Given extensive intervention combined with excessive liquidity, real exchange rate appreciation and economic overheating could follow.
His extensive propaganda combined social agitation with promises that, if given power, he would secure Soviet aid against the Romanian forces then occupying parts of Hungary.
High hydraulic conductivity (>120 m per day) in the sulphuric horizons due to extensive macropores, combined with tidal modulation of drain water levels encouraged rapid seepage of acid groundwater.
