Sentence examples for more commonly combined from inspiring English sources

This has taken two distinct forms: use of tri-iodothyronine (liothyronine, T3) either as monotherapy, or more commonly combined with levothyroxine (T3/T4); and use of desiccated porcine thyroid (marketed as Armour 'Natural' thyroid).

More commonly, combining a Classical analytic style with Romantic themes, he directed a cool, ironic look at violent emotions.

One of the commonly used methods to address this issue is to combine different forms of NRT products, more commonly, combining gum with a patch [ 12].

In fact, because of this heterogeneity, fluorescence imaging (especially of metabolism) is now more commonly being combined with other modalities to improve the specificity of optical measurements for many epithelial cancers including ovarian[ 33].

Physiological and anatomical investigations are commonly combined in experimental models.

Microbleeds are commonly combined with Alzheimer's dementia and stroke.

Swedish massage was the most commonly combined modality.

As a result, trastuzumab monotherapy is commonly combined with chemotherapy agents to increase response rates and time to disease progression; however, this approach is associated with more side effects [ 35, 36].

As black tea is more commonly consumed among Americans, combined analysis of both types of tea might mask potential tea type-specific associations.

More commonly, patients choose to combine only some of the recommended treatment elements (e.g. pharmacotherapy, dietary salt reduction etc).

The excimers used for lasers may be noble gas dimers such as Ar2, Kr2 or Xe2, or more commonly, the noble gas is combined with a halogen in excimers such as ArF, KrF, XeF, or XeCl.