Sentence examples for identified in combination with from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the natural gas layers of volcanic fractured formation are effectively evaluated and identified in combination with other well logging curves, reservoir performance data, and gas surveying information.

Hemoglobin H, found in many groups in the Old World (e.g., Chinese, Thai, Malayans, Greeks, Italians), has almost always been identified in combination with thalassemia; symptoms resemble those of thalassemia.

Fat-fluid or fluid-fluid levels have prognostic significance only when identified in combination with at least one additional sonographic feature associated with MCT [5].

The parameters related to the model are identified in combination with the previous sections and the modeling is performed in Matlab/Simulink to compare the output changes between 500 and 1000 circles.

We also examined the catalytic activity of the V691del mutation because it has been identified in combination with an R632W mutation in an INAD patient with compound heterozygous mutations, which is in contrast to homozygous R632W mutations associated with dystonia-parkinsonism.

However, without these data SI can only be identified in combination with CINS (see Appendix).

Patients with underlying renal dysfunction and an estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) <60 mL/min/1.73 m have to be identified particularly in combination with other risks which have to be identified.

Just over 10% (6/52) of the QTL were influenced by the genetic background, being identified only with specific male testers across both locations (e.g. QRustR_AYT_9.1 and QRustR_AYT_10.5 were identified only in combination with male tester R995248 across both sites).

We have recently identified RHAMM in combination with p21 as highly conducive towards a severely adverse prognosis in microsatellite instability-high (MSI-H) colorectal cancer (Zlobec et al, 2008a).

MGcV thus enables the exploitation of gene context information in the annotation of gene function, the analysis of the evolutionary conservation of that context, the recovery of associated regulatory elements and the ranked comparative view of the identified elements in combination with microarray- or RNA-seq data.

For example, there are more than 200 people named "John Smith" in Ontario, therefore the name by itself would not be directly identifying, but in combination with the address it would be directly identifying information.