Sentence examples for jointly including from inspiring English sources

A central element of Mr. Schrempp's plan was to cut costs by having Chrysler and Mitsubishi develop vehicles jointly, including small- and midsize cars and pickup trucks.

Most of their books were published by Scholastic; though Mr. McKissack was not always listed as an author, the couple always said that they were a team and accepted numerous awards jointly, including the Regina Medal from the Catholic Library Association.

Several allelic variants conferred disease risk for men and women jointly, including rs1801020 in coagulation factor XII (HR = 1.31 (1.08–1.60) for CVD, uncorrected p = 0.006 multiplicative model).

The effectiveness of treatment may be predicted if impairments of regional function and network communication are considered jointly, including anatomical frontostriatal connectivity.

The authors foreground an analysis showing that the chosen-value effect in spike rates is reduced by jointly including PC1 (indexing LFP amplitude) and PC2 (indexing LFP latency) in the regression model.

Their family unit, the members of which owned property jointly, included brothers and sisters, the latter's children, and their daughters' children.

In the bottom panel of Table 5, we jointly include employment growth and job ad growth, two highly correlated measures of labor demand.

In [22], a generalized coupled tensor factorization (GCTF) approach is used to jointly include harmonic information from an approximate score and spectral information from instrument recordings.

Although we regard the unemployment rate and employment growth as alternative business cycle measures, the low correlation between the two allows us to jointly include both measures in MJH regressions and examine their separate effects.

(1998), using the survey of the Asset and Health Dynamics among the Oldest Old (AHEAD), find that the probability of saving correlates in a significant and substantial way with individual subjective beliefs about their own mortality risk but not, when jointly included, with life-table probabilities.

In a multivariate analysis of potential risk factors of main interest, all potential risk factors plus the potential confounders (e.g. age, sex, place of living) were jointly included in a logistic (hospital controls) or conditional logistic (community controls) regression model.