Sentence examples for in conjunction with testing from inspiring English sources
Because New York state exams had become predictable and easier to pass -- to the extent that students were told incorrectly they were proficient in certain subjects -- the state, in conjunction with testing company Pearson, developed a set of lengthier and more rigorous tests this year.
Acknowledging this concept in conjunction with testing different support strategies offers a unique opportunity to determine how best to support individuals to make dietary and exercise changes under real-world conditions.
In summary, gastroenteritis outbreaks in LTCFs should be investigated by public health departments in conjunction with testing of fecal specimens.
The present data indicate that, used in conjunction with testing in brain, WB of RLN can be a sensitive tool for improving surveillance of scrapie and BSE, allowing early detection of BSE and scrapie and thereby ensuring safer sheep and goat products.
This is achieved through the investigation of the influence of the temperature, thermal conductivity, specific heat and density of the ground as well as pipe diameter on the performance of GHEs using computer software modelling in conjunction with test data.
The gas content of Coal Seam No. 3 in this coal reservoir was measured in field and laboratory in conjunction with tests on coal properties such as adsorption isotherm, maximum vitrinite reflectance, coal composition and maceral component etc.
The natural shift of hormone levels during the different phases of the menstrual cycle has been studied in conjunction with test scores.
Providers reported the biggest barrier to be the large number of several other types of alerts that they receive in conjunction with test result alerts; these additional non-test result related alerts were not always high priority and did not always contain urgent information; many were believed to be unnecessary.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, a government-backed agency, recommends screening for people age 50 to 75 years by one of three methods: a colonoscopy every 10 years; annual stool testing; or a less-thorough look into the colon (known as flexible sigmoidoscopy) every five years in conjunction with stool testing every two to three years.
We believe the previous report of unequal male:female ratios on the Z reflects artifacts of microarray normalization in conjunction with not testing a major assumption that the male:female global expression ratio was unbiased for autosomal loci.
To our knowledge, however, the feasibility of using the fluid-based Papanicolaou test in conjunction with HPV testing has not been examined in Japan.
