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The most recent version of LiST, however, allows users to enter new or future interventions into the LiST model and then see what additional impact these new interventions would have in conjunction with existing interventions.

These structures have, in conjunction with molecular dynamics simulations (Sund et al., 2010), contributed to present-day understanding of the principles of stop codon recognition by class-1 RFs and of their activation of the peptidyl transfer center for hydrolysis of the ester bond in peptidyl-tRNA.

Since 1998 the Boston-based American Anti-Slavery Group has, in conjunction with Swiss charity Christian Solidarity International, freed 80,000 people held in slavery in the Sudan, at a cost of $20 to $50 apiece.

The San Francisco Police Department had, in conjunction with the fire department, raised more than $100,000 to defend White, which earned the anger of the gay community.

He donated all the money he raised from the auction he had in conjunction with winning the Stenson Award to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Several hotels have packages in conjunction with the opening of the museum.

Some unusual behaviour patterns have evolved in conjunction with sperm transfer in mollusks.

Some of these may have evolved in conjunction with their shifts to marine habitats.

The product enhancements appear to have come in conjunction with a rise in stock.

"We formed a partnership with SAP in 2012 and have worked in conjunction with them on the development of NBA.com/Stats," an NBA spokesperson told TechCrunch by email.  .  .

Such, possibly, may have risen in conjunction with the schemes of the leaders of the revolt to bring about British interference.