Sentence examples for modern combinations from inspiring English sources

Many classic modern combinations - jeans with strappy high heels, skirt suits with kitten heels - depend on such contrasts.

Today, with modern combinations of chemotherapy, followed by surgery, more chemotherapy and radiation, about 70percentt of women who develop this cancer can expect to beat it.

However, the majority of subjects being prescribed stavudine primarily in earlier years are not changed to more modern combinations.

Although randomized trials have been conducted comparing older regimens such as MP with newer regimens containing drugs such as thalidomide, lenalidomide, or bortezomib, there are few if any randomized trials that have compared modern combinations with each other.

This observation is explained by the fact that patients already receiving stavudine from earlier years on are not changed to more modern combinations in the absence of obvious severe side effects.

Modern combinations of molecular biology and neurochemistry such as genetically targeted ablation can provide a genuine experimental 'dissection' of embryological development through the selective elimination or enhancement of its cellular elements (Xie et al., 2002; Jacobs et al., 2009).

Tisci is a master at this odd but very modern combination.

The result too often suggests a very modern combination of abundance and short weight.

The modern combination between democracy and Judaism was supposed to give birth to a spectacular, pluralistic kaleidoscope.

GREENSPAN--Ezra M., M.D. Oncology Consultants mourns the passing of its founding partner, Ezra M. Greenspan, the father of modern combination cancer chemotherapy.

They were not allowed to by Russia's thoroughly modern combination of pressing and swift counter-attacking, inspired by an unlikely looking national hero in Zenit St Petersburg's Andrei Arshavin, managing to control a game while playing only just behind the main striker.