Sentence examples for provides in combination from inspiring English sources
In egg extracts and large blastomeres, importin α binds to cargo proteins and provides, in combination with importin β, functional regulation downstream of the RanGTP gradient (Nachury et al., 2001; Wiese et al., 2001).
Nevertheless, we think that the combination of a sensitive blood gene expression test (even if it is not cancer type – or even – cancer specific) with a cancer type specific protein test provides in combination both, a high sensitivity and a high specificity.
Similarly when these mussels were provided in combination, greater numbers of the invasive species were consumed.
We find that directly informative content like mentions of price and deals is associated with lower levels of engagement when included in messages in isolation, but higher engagement levels when provided in combination with brand personality related attributes.
Thus, psychosocial support is often provided in combination with other support in coordination with various humanitarian organizations working in a disaster-affected area.
The project investigated how IPv6 connectivity can be provided in combination with the non-IP-based networking protocols CALM FAST and the C2C-CC geographic networking protocol.
Two model systems, the first containing amyloglucosidase and lysozyme, and the second containing amyloglucosidase and α-amylase, were shown to provide, in combination with hydrogencarbonate and di-hydrogenphosphate, almost identical buffer attributes as whole human resting saliva.
However, they are usually provided in combination.
However, when provided in combination, Rap and Dex achieved more than a 40%% cell reduction (Fig. 2a).
Where adequate control of exposure cannot be achieved by other means, suitable PPE should be provided in combination with other measures.
In studies of families in which a parent suffered from depression, a similar salutary effect emerged when information regarding depression was provided in combination with an opportunity for the family to discuss these issues (Beardslee et al. 1998).
