Sentence examples for measure in conjunction from inspiring English sources

A PRO instrument could be the primary endpoint measure of the study, a co-primary endpoint measure in conjunction with other objective or physician-rated measurements, or a secondary endpoint measure whose analysis would be considered according to a hierarchical sequence.

But Pharmacia's most audacious stab for a new market may come from using it as a preventative measure in conjunction with diagnostic tests.

Experimentally, RTD measure in conjunction with a UV vis absorption spectroscopy detection technique was used to characterize flow and mixing quality in the microchannels studied.

Finally, when considering the use of correlations for comparative purposes, we need to evaluate the summary statistics for each measure in conjunction with making comparative statements about the magnitudes of correlations across multiple groups.

The fabricated triple-stack (Pyrex™/silicon/Pyrex™) multilaminated/elongational flow micromixer (herein referred to as MEFM-4) was evaluated for its mixing performance using residence time distribution (RTD) measure in conjunction with UV vis absorption spectroscopy detection technique.

Contrary to the previous section where a sequential and loose combination of ICA and AV coherency model was considered, here we propose a parallel and tight combination using a hybrid criterion which benefits from normalized kurtosis as a statistical independence measure in conjunction with the AV coherency measure.

Beta quoted an energy company official as saying he was preparing further austerity measures in conjunction with the city authorities.

That does not mean we cannot use them to explain individual elements of a player's defensive performance, particularly if we also use non-box-score measures in conjunction to create a stronger fabric of defensive evaluation.

The study examined the students' reading-into-writing processes by analysing a selection of the keystroke logging measures in conjunction with students' final texts and interview protocols.

These measures, in conjunction with the increasing risk of unemployment [10, p. 16] have forced many migrants to accept any working conditions.

We believe such measures in conjunction with the positive feedback obtained from charting have been responsible for the steady decline in NNI.