Sentence examples for partly in combination from inspiring English sources
Together, the forms of pluralization combine to form "broken" plurals, such as in the Semitic language Geʿez, in which nəgus 'king' becomes nägäs-t 'kings.' Chadic and Cushitic languages also use repetition of final consonants, partly in combination with vowel changes, as in Hausa táfkìi 'lake' and táfúkkàa 'lakes,' and ḳáfàa 'leg, foot' and its plural, ḳáfàafúu.
Respondents as well as participants in other surveys are familiar with decompressive laparotomy and more or less perform this escalated therapy option partly in combination with open-abdomen management often (Table 1).
Altogether, our data indicated that the GF100472 microsatellite marker in the C3 promoter region, influences the risk for MTLE-FS+ and for FS, by acting either on its own or at least partly in combination with other C3 polymorphisms.
Different fortification scenarios (partly in combination with supplements) reveal a wide range of potential folic acid intake levels.
Instead, we drew on different normative backgrounds (partly in combination), depending on the purposes of each stage in the ETHICO project.
Thirty-seven adult patients suffering from idiopathic CD partly in combination with other focal or generalised dystonia had been satisfactorily treated long term with the BoNT/A preparations abobotulinumtoxinA (Dysport, Ipsen Ltd., Slough, UK) or onabotulinumtoxinA (Botox, Allergan Inc, Irvine, California, USA).
His The Western Mind in Transition: An Eyewitness Story (1960) is partly an autobiographical work, in combination with an analysis of modern civilization.
We expect that getting informed about one's conceptions, which were partly unconscious before, will, in combination with reflection, contribute to the further professional development of teachers [ 7, 29– 31].
Another feed trial with the same oil blend partly substituting fish oil in combination with plant proteins at different inclusion levels demonstrated that in response to acute physiological stress, high levels of plant-derived dietary ingredients can enhance COX-2 induction and synthesis of pro-inflammatory eicosanoids in the intestine of salmon [ 26].
In real-world applications, the investigated scenario is applicable for instance if having idealistic (e.g., manually selected) training data in combination with partly degraded evaluation set data.
Data on the role of taxanes in the development of t-AML are conflicting [54 58], partly due to their use in combination with various cytotoxic agents and in different intensity.
