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

The condition rating of the bridge members is examined statistically and probabilistically, in conjunction with the effect of traffic and environment (i.e., temperature and precipitation).

The mechanism of photo-controlled exchange bias for BFO/LSMO thin films on STO substrates is discussed in conjunction with the effect of photo-injection from STO and photo-conductivity of LSMO for unpinned and pinned spins in BFO.

This paper describes a stressed-skin diaphragm approach to the optimal design of the internal frame of a cold-formed steel portal framing system, in conjunction with the effect of semi-rigid joints.

The ac impedance of commercial silver oxide-zinc cells has been studied in the temperature range −20 to 40 °C at various state-of-charge (SOC) values in conjunction with the effect of charge discharge cycling.

In conjunction with the effect in Figure  4 A and E, this would indicate that there are more decreases than increases of distributed entropy in relation to aging.

As previous work indicates that ILK is downstream of PI3K, some of our observations mirror these findings (reduced hyperplasia) whilst others may be dissociated from PI3K, most notably, the reduced inflammation in conjunction with the effect on the extracellular matrix.

The developed scheme is used to quantify the interactions between multiple effluent discharges for different tidal conditions in conjunction with the effects of returning pollutants.

Particle pinning is also simulated in conjunction with the effects of other mechanisms impeding grain growth such as solute drag or grain boundary grooving.

To explain the effect of the nanoparticles on thiol ene polymerization kinetics, the thiol ene polymerization at the interface of the particle and the bulk monomer was studied in conjunction with the effects of light intensity and viscosity changes caused by the nanoparticles.

The Peak District National Park Authority has a policy of considering all new quarrying and licence renewal applications within the area of the National Park in terms of the local and national need for the mineral and the uniqueness of the source, in conjunction with the effects on traffic, local residents and the environment.

In conjunction with the effects seen on pulmonary and hemodynamic function, the inflammatory findings in our study support this theory.