The term 'internal conjunction' is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
To correctly use a phrase like this, you would use the word 'conjunction' and then describe the type of conjunction in question, such as a coordinating, subordinating or correlative conjunction. For example: "He used a coordinating conjunction to link two independent clauses."
Along these lines, all sentences would be dominated by a conjunction structure headed by a conjunction F and ended with an internal conjunct, a position reserved for expressing aspectuality, modality, and speech act.
If the conjecture in 88 is proved to be correct, sentence-final expressions, including utterance particles, tags, and intonation, are all phrases in the complement of the conjunction F, i.e. in the internal conjunct.
75 could be rephrased in 76 under the generalized schema proposed in this paper, in which F is a coordinating conjunction that conjoins the external conjunct we're on the list and the internal conjunct ISN'T THAT right.
78 is the simplified syntactic representation of 77, in which F is a coordinating conjunction that conjoins the main clause in the external conjunct and the 'tag' in the internal conjunct.
I assume that 85 may have a syntactic representation in 86, in which F is a coordinating conjunction that conjoins the interrogative in the external conjunct and the expression associated with the speech act in the internal conjunct.
The results show that although the features of deep-seated lipoma are more variable than those reported for subcutaneous lipomas, the presence of thin internal echoes in conjunction with other less specific features should enable a correct diagnosis.
However, radiological imaging revealed the intricate internal morphology and conjunction of organs, such as the heart and liver in this specific type, which is essential to understand the pathogenesis of conjoined twinning.
This low level of internal diversity, in conjunction with the high frequency of the A− allele, indicates that the G6PD A− allele may have increased in frequency so rapidly that there was no time to accumulate new variation in nearby polymorphisms.
Experimental tests and a finite-element analysis of double-lap joints have shown that it is more advantageous to have the composite as the outer adherend than having the composite as the inner adherend in conjunction with an internal taper in the external metallic adherends and an adhesive fillet.
It may be that lifetime cumulative sunlight exposure in conjunction with internal factors, e.g. the development of an internal barrier in middle age, may play an important role in the development of nuclear cataract in adult life.
