Sentence examples for in conjunction with the aforementioned from inspiring English sources

To the authors' knowledge, this study covers conditions not yet presented in the literature and will, in conjunction with the aforementioned accompanying study, expand fundamental knowledge of the combustion kinetics of the pentane isomers and of alkanes in general.

The agreement between the finite element analysis strains and experimental strains is reasonably good at the failure load and this in conjunction with the aforementioned experimental finding proves that the rivets share nearly equal load at the joint failure load and justifies the conventional design methodology of riveted joints.

These recommendations should be read in conjunction with the aforementioned evidence-based guidelines on the clinical management of endometriosis.

In conjunction with the aforementioned discussion, it is important to check the collision rate performance of the proposed channel selection mechanism.

It is useful to consider these thresholds in conjunction with the aforementioned plots as a means for deciding whether the threshold is too stringent for the user's purposes.

Our results, in conjunction with the aforementioned study, could indicate that IL-1ra, or associated therapies such as IRAP or autologous conditioned serum, can provide relief from joint inflammation after injury, but does not induce joint anabolism [ 47].

In the following segment we present some possible applications of virtual reality in conjunction with the Unreal Engine and the aforementioned VR hardware.

In the latter, however, operators give up their independent control, by sharing the aforementioned entities in conjunction with the pooling of radio resources.

Functional analysis of all significantly over- or under-expressed aforementioned genetic loci was performed in conjunction with the best combination of the two housekeeping genes (tbp and 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3

The identification of the aforementioned regulatory mechanisms (Mair et al., 2006) and transcriptional programmes (Akinosoglou et al., 2015), in conjunction with the general understanding that epigenetic genomic imprinting is common in zygotic development across life kingdoms, prompted us to further investigate the parental origin of the developing Plasmodium zygote.

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