Sentence examples for further in conjunction from inspiring English sources

That enlarged tax advantage would multiply further in conjunction with the other Bush savings proposals.

However, the strain was enhanced further in conjunction with the defect removal.

This result raised the possibility that the composition of metabolites in this pathway could be modified further in conjunction with the increased flux obtained with crtB.

Identifying nonpolio HEV serotypes associated with AFP in India provides useful EV surveillance data and should be explored further in conjunction with virologic evaluation of appropriate community controls and additional clinical specimens from AFP case-patients (cerebrospinal fluid, throat swab samples, serum), which could indicate the nonpolio HEV type causing paralytic disease.

While our software does not currently allow specification of gap junctions or axon properties, the other potential inhomogeneities can be investigated further in conjunction with experiments in vitro: VERTEX includes functions to modify parameters in spatially localised regions, allowing spatially inhomogeneous tissue to be modelled.

The effect on HRQoL has been examined further in conjunction with the factors previously thought to be important, such as age, sex, social factors, admission diagnosis, APACHE II score, LoS in ICU and in hospital, and time spent on a ventilator.

The criteria build on a past review (Bagstad et al. 2013) and have been further refined in conjunction with IUCN.

Identification of the timing and mechanism of triggering substorm onset requires further studies in conjunction with observations.

The PVD is further used in conjunction with the Gauss theorem to derive the governing differential equations and related natural boundary conditions.

Owing to the high prediction capability (≅97%) of the developed network model, it has been further used in conjunction with the caliper randomization (CR) approach for determining the structurally/functionally important regions in the promoter sequences.

The cross-sectional area of each beam element was estimated to be 0.09079 nm2 (the diameter of each beam element was considered equal to the thickness of the graphene sheet, that is, 0.34 nm), which was further employed in conjunction with Equation 4 to model the non-linear stress strain behavior of C-C bonds (plotted in Figure 1).