Sentence examples for recommended in conjunction from inspiring English sources

Therapy is recommended in conjunction, to help patients rebuild their lives after depression and maintain their improved state.

If hypertension is high enough to justify immediate use of medications, lifestyle changes are still recommended in conjunction with medication.

Drug therapy is recommended in conjunction with surgery in treatment of actinomycetoma.

In the lumbosacral junction, the anterior interbody cage is recommended in conjunction with pedicle screws fixation for the treatment of high-grade spondylolithesis or long segmental fusion construct to prevent flatback deformity, implant failure and pseudarthosis.

This biguanide derivate is the most widely prescribed drug to manage glucose metabolism in individuals with T2DM and is still recommended, in conjunction with lifestyle modification, as a first line medication in the joint guidelines of the American Diabetes Association and the European Association of the Study of Diabetes [ 1].

However, the generality of the regulations, standards and recommended practices in conjunction with the inherent challenges of the gas detector placement problem, has resulted in a widespread use of prescriptive and qualitative detector placement strategies.

Although the ABS recommends HT in conjunction with BT for cytoreduction of prostate volume, there are no clear indications for using adjuvant HT in intermediate- to high-risk PCa [ 7].

Surgical removal, often in conjunction with a tonsillectomy, is frequently recommended in children.

The use of plurals in class names is not generally recommended in ontology construction because it can introduce ambiguity in the meaning of a term and cause problems with string matching when used in conjunction with other ontologies [ 32].

Midfacial orthopedic expansion has been recommended for use in conjunction with protraction forces on the maxilla because it disrupts the circum-maxillary sutural system and presumably facilitates the orthopedic effect of the facemask [1, 2].

It is not known if KMC is commonly included as a non-pharmacologic intervention for procedural pain in NICU's but based on results here as well as earlier studies with older preterm neonates, it would be recommended, alone or in conjunction with other strategies such as sweet solutions[ 6].