Sentence examples for placed in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

When placed in conjunction with the other questions, it can be helpful in rebutting hyperadaptationism.

Online postings are discounted when placed in conjunction with a print ad in Science.

In most of the studies, implants had been placed in conjunction with bone grafting, but only Grecchi (a) [22] had presented outcome data on this aspect.

A specially designed endotracheal tube (ECOM; ConMed) was placed in conjunction with a catheter located either in the brachial (18 G) or in the radial (20 G) artery in each group of seven patients.

Using the combinatorial IQE, bandgap, composition, and thickness techniques we gather several empirical observations that are unique to the binary Cu O compounds, and are important for the correlation of these materials' intrinsic properties and their photovoltaic activity, once placed in conjunction with an n-type wide bandgap semiconductor.

Golding attacked the project with determination, talking not just great galleries but reluctant private collectors into parting with masterpieces chosen not simply for their quality but to be placed in conjunction, Picasso with Matisse, Matisse with Picasso, to show how they fed off each other.

The DPS inquiry is taking place in conjunction with Operation Herne's investigation into the wider issue of past arrangements for undercover identities used by SDS officers.

The E. Grosevenor Plowman Prize is awarded annually at the Educators' Conference, which takes place in conjunction with the annual conference of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals CSCMPP).

The installation took place in conjunction with the exhibition "When Artists Speak Truth…," which was held by the Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation at the 8th Floor.

That last performance took place in conjunction with a new series called Inside the Music, in which a major work is first discussed at length and then played in full.

These two policies could be put in place in conjunction with eliminating burdensome existing laws and regulations and using the marketplace rather than edicts by the government to do this or not do that.