Sentence examples for in combinations that from inspiring English sources
Sherman ordered a number of mannequins from the catalogue, altered and dismembered them, combined them with props from her vast inventory, and photographed them in combinations that make sex look about as appetizing as the bubonic plague.
"It's about putting artists together in combinations that might not be the most expected," he added.
Yet even with cameras rolling, most of the performers stayed loose, whooping it up as they played unexpected songs in combinations that might never happen again.
John's latest album, "Double Exposure" (Telarc), elaborates on the notion of jazz as conversation by fusing unlikely jazz and pop songs in combinations that lift them out of their generic niches.
In natural antibodies, these three residues are encoded in combinations that are compatible with each other and with the rest of the structure and therefore will yield functional molecules.
When all is said and done we cannot be left with banks and other financial institutions that cannot be managed at current scale or in combinations that continue to intensify dangerous levels of risk, conflict of interest and inconsistent missions.
Neuroprotection for ischemic stroke refers to strategies, applied singly or in combination, that antagonize the injurious biochemical and molecular events that eventuate in irreversible ischemic injury.
It is these drugs, either alone or in combination, that are designed to target strategic pathways to improve survival and increase quality of life in prostate cancer patients.
Third, SUMIs have particular advantages for cells, both separately and in combination, that make them leading candidates for having been the major constituents of protocells.
To test the robustness of the results, we made several assumptions (individually and in combination) that were less favourable to Find and Treat.
This rapid expansion has moved the field of clinical oncology closer to the realisation of personalised medicine, in which patients receive drugs, individually or in combination, that are tailored to their specific disease.
