Certainly they represented an extreme life, a conjunction of primal need, pleasure and intense fears of illness and death.
But, if you are going to start a sentence with a conjunction then you need to be sure you have written a complete sentence.
Its main disadvantage is that the semantics is very complex: when there is more than one antecedent, for instance in a conjunction of conditionals, we need not ordered pairs, but ordered triples of worlds as semantic values, so in general we need ordered n-tuples.
Obese patients need a holistic, personalized program in conjunction with ongoing support in order to make lasting behavioral changes.
Thus, our objective is to elucidate the association of unmet need in conjunction with psychological distress upon ED visits.
Therefore, this study employs a conceptual model which examines how household-level predisposing characteristics, enabling resources and need, in conjunction with community-level enabling resources, influences registration for Fair PharmaCare.
For this reason, we included non-disabled women in our research so that we could simultaneously examine the association of both met and unmet need in conjunction with psychological distress upon ED visits.
The reason for the pinkish hue in this photograph is not known and illustrates that a range of methods are needed in conjunction with spectrophotometry to diagnose sulfur affected photographs, for example: reference photographic sample books, silver and hypo spot test and multiple colour measurements from different parts of the photograph on much larger sample sets of similar ages and paper types.
These ('within') control mechanisms need to (in conjunction) be sufficiently strong to secure that the public interest scope, as (broadly) understood by the underlying public authority, is the leading objective in the operational actions of the private body.
"We will give the investigative team the powers that it needs in conjunction with law enforcement agencies to prosecute criminal activities," said Robert R. Hinckley, a deputy health commissioner.
