Sentence examples for jointly with both from inspiring English sources

Over the next years, the LODD group will continue to work jointly with both academic and industry partners.

Because processing degraded motion is time-consuming, it is possible that the discrimination decision and perceptual awareness increase jointly with both stimulus coherence viewing time, but with the former being systematically superior to the latter.

As the focus groups with service users and family carers were conducted jointly, with both sets of participants contributing to and discussing ideas, their responses are analysed together.

This observation, jointly with both the 8-base motif length and the high frequency of an adenine as the ending nucleotide, led these authors to hypothesize a regulation activity associated with miRNAs, a hypothesis subsequently confirmed by experiments for a number of these motifs.

Along the internal border between Iraq's Kurds and Arabs, for example, American soldiers continue to operate checkpoints jointly with troops from both sides, defusing potential clashes.

With the proposed design method, the coding gain can be maximized with respect to the separable or isotropic image model, or jointly with respect to both models.

By presenting the two hypothetical experiments jointly with respect to both shortfalls and attainment, Figure 3 illustrates the difference in the inequality-preserving changes of the two.

Adult applicants for the study were administered a structured clinical interview for DSM-IV, and adolescent applicants were jointly assessed with both self-report and parent interviews using the structured Diagnostic Interview for Children and Adolescents (DICA)[44] for DSM-IV.

FACT: Group scores for the forenames of 42 English kings and queens since the conquest are as follows: 1st Eltham Scouts to Dickins, 3; Kernkraut to Pusinelli, 2, including Mary II who reigned jointly with William III, but excluding both Matilda and Maud; Pusinelli to Zzaman, 9; but Dickins to Kernkraut, a mind-boggling 28, including every one since Victoria.

But if that account is owned by both spouses jointly with right of survivorship, then at the husband's death his half goes directly to his wife, not to his estate, and so isn't available to fund the trust.

The interviews were conducted with patients, jointly with relatives if present, using both an open and semi-structured approach.