Sentence examples for in conjuction with changes in from inspiring English sources
As with most observables, SO2 has more evidential worth when analyzed in conjunction with changes in other observables.
For the United States Knotek II (2007) analyzes changes in Okun's coefficient in conjunction with changes in the business cycle.
No distinct boundary was observed between the units, and the lower boundary was selected in conjunction with changes in geochemistry.
But, much work is still needed to quantify this effect apart from or in conjunction with changes in temperature and precipitation (Zickfeld et al. 2012).
Local adaptation may occur as an alternative to or in conjunction with changes in species' distributions, adding an important dimension of complexity to studies of the effects of climate change.
That is, the same band diagram can be achieved, but with this difference, the operational wavelength varies in conjunction with changes in refractive index or lattice constant of the structure.
Research also could investigate other global environmental changes, particularly land-use changes in conjunction with climate change to better understand the interactions in these driving forces on aeroallergens and allergic diseases in the near-term and long-term.
Thus, platelet changes can occur in conjunction with coagulation changes in response to the growth of tumors, and conversely, platelets may be involved in tumor growth and metastasis [ 18, 19].
Much regulation is exerted by the antenna systems, where the qE type of NPQ (feedback de-excitation) and state transitions occur in conjunction with dynamic changes in antenna size in acclimation responses to, inter alia, changes in light conditions [ 19].
Hence, examining genetic and epigenetic events in conjunction with the changes in gene expression pattern should improve the identification of causal changes that lead to disease phenotype.
But such improvements were found only in conjunction with other changes in the subjects' overall lifestyle, like regular exercise and stress reduction, and such changes are difficult to maintain over a long period.
