Sentence examples for life in combination from inspiring English sources

These limits establish a permissible level of maximum exposure designed to protect workers over the course of their working life, in combination with proper worker training and PPE.

As you can see in the screenshot below, Vohra recently got an email from Spark Capital's Bijan Sabet and can immediately see what the man looks like in real life, in combination with links to his Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and other social network profiles.

His take on happiness, however, is that it is a side effect, a by-product, of living a meaningful life in combination with fortunate circumstance.

In comparison to the general population young patients treated for minor trauma in an urban ED showed an impaired mental health related quality of life in combination with an improved physical health related quality of life.

A search of the published literature from January 1st 1990 to February 15th 2010 was undertaken using the keywords: "Parkinson"; "Parkinson's disease"; "cost"; "cost effectiveness"; and "quality of life", in combination.

In Iran, the pertussis vaccine is administered in the 2nd, 4th, and 6th months of life, in combination with two booster doses one administered in month 18 and the other between the years 4 to 6.

The short half-life in combination with relatively long retention time in the peritoneal cavity of the patient allows administration of higher activities, and the resulting irradiation from unbound 213Bi-antibodies in the surrounding i.p. fluid could substantially contribute to a high absorbed dose to microtumors.

For example, nab-paclitaxel, an albumin-coated nanoparticle formulation of taxol with a >10 h half-life, in combination with gemcitabine improved median survival (mOS) substantially compared with historical controls (mOS=12.2 months; Von Hoff et al, 2011).

The proportion of people living with chronic diseases is currently increasing due to modern life style in combination with longer life expectancy in all western countries, and these patients are among the highest consumers of all healthcare resources [ 2, 3].

Here we describe the global gene expression of the merozoite stage of Toxoplasma gondii and analyzed this stage in context of the life cycle in combination with previously published array data from other life cycle stages [ 27].

Moreover, the human life span in combination with the onset of thymic envolution quite early in life, argues against a pivotal role of such cells 20 40 years after termination of thymic output [ 14].