Sentence examples for possible accompanied by from inspiring English sources

Each article should include an appropriate headline and a list of sources, and when possible accompanied by a photograph, chart or other graphic.

7. THAT the cases of those individuals identified by the IC for appropriate discipline by IAAF be pursued as expeditiously as possible, accompanied by provisional sanctions.

Since the internal forces of structural members subject to lateral loads can also be reduced due to additional damping introduced by VCDs, optimization for the sectional dimension of structural components is made possible, accompanied by reductions to embodied carbon.

The second scenario introduces the idea of monitoring individual health data in order to provide best care possible, accompanied by personalised treatment.

The method proposed by Morgan (2006) suggests two stages: first is a diagnostic reading that strives to gain as comprehensive an understanding as possible, accompanied by a critical evaluation that integrates key insights.

The best treatment of these tumors is extensive surgical resection, when it is possible, accompanied by chemotherapy and radiotherapy [ 2– 4].

In the event that physical conditions prevent mailing of the application at the expiration of the fifteen-day period, the application shall then be mailed as soon as possible thereafter, accompanied by a satisfactory explanation of the delay.

It suggests a possible duplication accompanied by speciation, which resulted in the degeneration of the ATP-binding motif (G-2 x-G-9x-G(S/T)) in the C-terminal domain.

The kangaroo method involves the baby nestling in a "kangaroo" position on the caregiver's chest as soon as possible after birth, accompanied by exclusive breastfeeding.

However, it may be possible for faculty accompanied by children 11 years of age or older to stay in one of the flats at Balliol College.

The N⋯O distance in the latter satisfies the empirical criterion for possible dimerization/degradation reaction accompanied by dia-/paramagnetic transition.