Sentence examples for more effectively combined from inspiring English sources

No contributor to these pages more effectively combined a warm passion for nature's mysteries with a cool warning that things can easily go wrong.

Simply put: new mobility may be exciting enough on its own, but where it can be more effectively combined and leveraged with existing public transport options, its potential can be truly transformative.

For instance, ODN and other selective cathepsin K inhibitors might be more effectively combined with anabolic therapy like PTH than resorption inhibitors such as bisphosphonates and denosumab, which lead to inhibition of bone formation.

Localizing education reform in this way should more effectively combine ambition and realism.

Third, restoration of Wnt11r in this mesoderm partially rescued tbx1 −/− pouch defects, and did so more effectively when combined with Fgf8a.

Based on this mode of action, we reasoned that the newly identified benzaldehydes should be able to access target sites in fungi more effectively when combined with either 2,3-D or thymol.

Today the company announced it has acquired Redkix, a startup that provides tools to communicate more effectively by combining email with a more formal collaboration tool.

She effectively combined masculine tailoring — little swing-back jackets with cigarette pants — and feminine flounces.

All three groups could be distinguished from one another based on HF or LF power alone throughout much of the day (Figs. 1J 1L) but more effectively so when combined with DR or NL Figss. 4D 4G), or when HF and LF were plotted together (Fig. 4H).

Moreover, xenograft lung tumor growth in nude mice was more effectively inhibited by combined treatment with SeC and AF by induction of apoptosis through targeting TrxR1 in vivo.

However, xenograft lung tumor growth in nude mice was more effectively inhibited by combined treatment with SeC and AF in vivo.