Sentence examples for opened together with from inspiring English sources
When a participant had been included the envelope was opened together with each participant, after which she was informed about the group to which she had been allocated.
The numbered envelope was opened together with the patient, after which the patient was informed about the group to which she had been randomized.
After the second pre-treatment measurement, patients received a sealed envelope from the research assistant containing a sheet of colored paper indicating their treatment assignment, which they opened together with the psychologist during the intake.
Temporal bones were removed from Occ +/+ or Occ −/− mice, and the round and oval windows were opened, together with the small holes in the cochlear apical turn and superior semicircular canal.
A second property in the building next door, the Independente Suites is about to open, together with a rooftop restaurant.
Also, surfactin was found to induce ROS formation leading to the mitochondria permeability transition pore (MPTP) opening together with the collapse of mitochondrial membrane potential which in turn promoted the increase of cytoplasmic Ca2+ concentration (Cao et al. [2011]).
Finally, the question of the existence of two vkr genes in Trematoda and Lepidoptera is still open, together with the problem of the "keep or loss" of vkr in some species.
The calculations are not performed online, and each section must be downloaded as an auto-extracting Excel file (macros must be enabled when the sheet is open), together with the.pdf file for the relative table of content.
In addition, each Gene result would have to be opened separately, together with its related PubMed records.
My first email-ed newsletter opened with, "Together, we're 2 million people who are passionate about books -- and that's a powerful agent for change".
The performers opened the work together with movement, rooted in Indian classical dance, that was filled with serenity and gestures of welcoming beneficent rain.
