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

The category of concerns was used in conjunction with the reports on topics to investigate the frequency of psychosocial and academic support categories.

(I wrote a whole novel about FPGA-powered drone swarms in The Wrong Hands eight years ago, so it's a little personally disconcerting to see that news in conjunction with the reports of the UAVs that ISIS uses daily to attack its enemies).

In conjunction with the reports of Parmar et al. [ 53] and Parmar et al. [ 54], data from the present investigation reflects that oxidative stress in the liver is a common feature of DMBA toxicity.

This report, in conjunction with the reports from Hong Kong (9, 12 ), provides an initial view of the spectrum of illness and outcomes associated with pregnancy-related SARS-CoV infection.

Given the evidence from the retrospective study of children with ASD [ 20], in conjunction with the reports of improvements in central auditory processing after auditory training in both the brainstem [ 21- 24] and cortex [ 21, 22, 25- 28], and considering the auditory-based training components of FFW, we hypothesized that FFW training modifies the neural processing of sound in children with ASD.

Our corroborating experiment in enucleated eyes, while of clear importance as visual evidence, is admittedly not performed in conditions identical to those seen in the eye of a living patient, but they are reasonably close, and when analysed in conjunction with the reports that inspired it, 1 2 our experiment is compelling evidence for an OAFE/VAE connection.

In conjunction with the report, the CDP on Wednesday announced a global campaign to urge companies to align greenhouse gas emissions targets with climate science.

However, a survey by the Ashridge business school in Britain released tonight in conjunction with the report suggested that human rights issues were finding their way onto corporate agendas.

About half of the people surveyed by TAI want more government regulation of the industry and 71% think it should be regulated by the federal government, according to a survey done in conjunction with the report.

In a telephone press conference held in conjunction with the report's release, Science Editor-in-Chief Donald Kennedy pledged to implement the report's recommendations, although he did not specify a timeline.

Tenet argues the documents being released in conjunction with the report make clear that the CIA acted legally and never misled Congress.