Sentence examples for in conjunction with common from inspiring English sources

Produced in conjunction with Common Ground, it tells us as much about ourselves as plants.

With this model, used in conjunction with common weather forecasting services that reliably provide the average temperature of the following day, it is possible to predict the expected hourly heat demand one day in advance and day-by-day.

Therefore, we determined the effects of dietary intervention (replacement of refined rice with whole grains, a high intake of vegetables, and regular exercise) on circulating adiponectin levels and insulin resistance indexes in conjunction with common adiponectin gene polymorphisms in Koreans with impaired fasting glucose (IFG) or newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes.

Since HTTP is based on TCP/IP, it is possible to use this mode in conjunction with with common wide-area-network technology using IP network such as either satellite network, PSTN dial-up networking, or Mobile GPRS.

The common "+6nt" polymorphism was present in conjunction with the common missense variation noted above (i.e. T-T, and T-C) where T and C refer to alternative nucleotides in codons 71 and 112 defining the ovine SPRN types a and b (Figure 1, 2).

11 17 29, written about ce 55, suggests that some abuses had arisen in conjunction with the common meal, or agapē, with which it was combined.

The use of inbred mice, in conjunction with one common strain used as the reference in all of the studies (C57BL/6J), enabled us to focus on the issues associated with the platform and detection algorithms alone, without considering the additional population variability presented in human copy number variation studies.

IL-7 effects are mediated through the IL-7 receptor-α chain (IL-7Rα) in conjunction with the common γ (gamma) chain.

Some surgeons prefer the additional use of anterior locking screw-plates or screw-rods in conjunction with the common posterior fixation implants.

Recent findings of high concentrations of mercury (Hg) and methylmercury (MeHg) in mangroves, in conjunction with the common co-occurrence of DOC and Hg species, have raised concerns that mercury fluxes may also be large.

Further, it is anticipated that the use of SYBR Green for melt-curve analyses in conjunction with a common-reporter TaqMan assay will present a flexible, accurate, and cost-effective approach for differential detection of a variety of other pathogens in future.