Sentence examples for jointly suggested from inspiring English sources

In 1952 he and Basov jointly suggested the maser principle of amplifying and emitting parallel electromagnetic waves that are all in phase and all of the same wavelength.

Three relatively senior Labour figures, Clive Lewis, Lisa Nandy and Jonathan Reynolds, last week jointly suggested that their party should stand aside to maximise the chances of a Lib-Dem victory, on the grounds that "in this parliament progressives will need every vote that they can get".

Empire, the Greater New York Hospital Association and 1199/ S.E.I.U, the union of health care workers, have jointly suggested that $1 billion of the proceeds be split evenly between the hospitals and a foundation to finance public health research and insurance for poor children.

Cyclic voltammetry (CV), chronoamperometry (CA), CO stripping and single direct methanol fuel cell tests jointly suggested that the 40 20 wt.% PtRu/C catalyst has the highest electrochemical activity for methanol oxidation.

I think, however, logic and context jointly suggest that "blooming" in the original text is a typographical error for "booming", and that those who get it wrong therefore get it right.A.C.

These results jointly suggest that specific VAMPI/II cleavage is required for BoNT-B effect on formalin-evoked neurotransmitter release and nocifensive response.

Common variants of MTNR1B, G6PC2 and GCK are associated with elevated FPG and impaired insulin secretion, both individually and jointly, suggesting that these risk alleles may precipitate or perpetuate hyperglycemia in predisposed individuals.

The implication of eastern North America being an invasive bridgehead, together with the absence of remote establishment and slower local spread of the population in western North America and the long history of unsuccessful biocontrol introductions of HA from its native range, jointly suggest that an evolutionary shift triggering invasion occurred in eastern North America.

Results from the simple and causal models jointly suggest that the impact of sleep problems on functional disability was medicated significantly by physical symptoms.

This result and our findings jointly suggest that the location of health care and geographical barriers are critical determinants of access.

These findings jointly suggest that ambivalence about changing alcohol use may be particularly salient among people with comorbid anxiety and AUDs, such that decisional balance likely is a principal treatment target.