Sentence examples for rate in conjunction from inspiring English sources
A clear-cut solution at the physical layer would be the maximization of the bit rate in conjunction with the minimization of the transmission errors.
This corresponded to relatively high gas flow rate in conjunction with moderate liquid flow rate, ensuring sufficient catalyst wetting with a thin film to reduce transport resistances.
From measurements made in steps of several millimeters along the growth direction, it was confirmed that there may be quite large variations in the Ga concentration in the crystal, resulting from fluctuations in the growth rate in conjunction with very small segregation coefficient of Ga.
On the contrary, it has been argued that mutator mutations (MM) are unnecessary for cancer development, and that the observed incidence rates of cancer may be explained by mutations occurring at the normal rate in conjunction with multiple rounds of lineage expansion and selection [11] [14].
Upon crossing the species barrier, prion diseases often show a low attack rate in conjunction with a high variability in the preclinical incubation time.
Similarly, while FGF2 alone does not support maintenance of SSCs in culture, it does increase the proliferation rate in conjunction with GDNF.
"We are looking to roll out zero-rating in conjunction with other apps, e.g. Line in Korea," he said.
(2000) experimentally verified the theoretical models that consider size-dependent growth rates in conjunction with certain nucleation rates which maintain grain size distributions of different shapes.
To the best of our knowledge, no existing work in the literature yet considers fairness or weighted sum rates in conjunction with SZF.
But the long-run impact of European labor market policies including employment protection policies, which penalize employers for laying off workers; work sharing, such as France's 35-hour week; and high tax rates in conjunction with large government transfers is truly abysmal.
This means that the relation between categorization rates (in conjunction with correct recognition) and chance levels used to correct these rates must be similar.
