Sentence examples for information in conjunction from inspiring English sources

The proposed formulae derive this information in conjunction with the state and first-order sensitivity evaluation.

Whenever possible we try to use the most current and most correct information, in conjunction with deference to local authorities.

Colgate is need-sensitive for international students, and we use aid information in conjunction with the information in the admission application as we are making decisions.

I am using this information in conjunction with economic policy I have gleaned from various fashion magazines to make up my mind about her candidacy.

The peak position information, in conjunction with measurements on single-crystal controls, was used to quantify overall stress distributions in the materials and provide stress scales for maps.

Second, we use the between-family information in conjunction with the genotypes from unselected controls in a Cochran-Armitage trend test.

Geographic information systems in conjunction with fine resolution satellite data and spatial statistics are also useful to investigate the distribution of other diseases, for example, schistosomiasis (Julie A. Clennon, UIUC, Urbana).

Since C3NET is based on estimates of mutual information values in conjunction with a maximization step, our numerical investigations demonstrate that our inference algorithm exploits causal structural information in the data efficiently.

Among the society's innovations in Passaic County are a legal rights program for the poor on cable television and a tax information clinic in conjunction with the Internal Revenue Service.

West Yorkshire police said in a statement on Sunday: "We are continuing with an ongoing process to review 'legacy' [historical] documents including material relating to the Yorkshire Ripper in line with national guidance around the handling of information, and in conjunction with the Home Office under the requirements of the Public Records Act.

This information taken in conjunction with the estimates of cold resistance heritability in several Drosophila species by Kellermann and colleagues [43] suggests a causal chain of higher heritability resulting in greater population persistence, which then results in faster range expansion.