Sentence examples for in conjunction with measures from inspiring English sources

The BRIAN scale has previously been used in conjunction with measures of cognitive functioning in euthymic BD patients and showed that biological rhythm disruption was a predictor of poorer functioning (Giglio et al. 2010).

Manipulation of MgATP concentration in conjunction with measures of viscoelasticity, which provides estimates of myosin detachment rate 2πc, allowed us to probe the molecular basis of changes in crossbridge kinetics that occur with the myosin mutations.

Demographic parameters of fecundity and survivorship need to be examined in conjunction with measures of community diversity and density across the urban gradient to better understand the quality of different urban habitats, and the variation of quality among spatial patterns of urbanization within the native habitat matrix.

In the other five formulae, demographic predictors of need are considered in conjunction with measures of disease status (Table  3).

The SFInX, as a unidimensional measure of 'shoulder function', is therefore likely to be used in conjunction with measures of other important outcomes, such as pain.

There is a need for greater emphasis on disease-specific quality of life outcome measures to be recorded in conjunction with measures of depression severity.

A blood draw is already essential for PSA screening and urine samples are easy to obtain; thus, in conjunction with measuring PSA levels, an additional measurement of plasma, serum, or urinary biomarkers does not place any extra burden on patients.

In conjunction with measuring pollutant levels in outdoor air, understanding the sources of pollutants, their relative and cumulative contribution to potential health impacts, and how these vary regionally is key to developing targeted emissions reduction strategies [ 5].

The study reported here adds to the body of evidence on the impact of sit-stand desks by collecting and analysing detailed, qualitative information about user experience in conjunction with measuring changes in sitting time grounded in a real world setting.

Ascertaining the level of maternal education at first antenatal clinic contact in conjunction with measuring levels of malnutrition and anemia would be helpful to clinicians in providing adequate information and care to HIV-infected pregnant women and subsequently ensuring positive outcomes for infants.

Schechtman, [ 11], suggests using also absolute measures in conjunction with relative measures of covariate-outcome association.