Sentence examples for samples in conjunction from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, measurements of HCB levels in human and environmental samples in conjunction with other dioxinlike compounds is a prerequisite to estimate the total dioxin activity in these samples.

We collected village and household water samples in conjunction with a case control study of diarrhea incidence in each village, which determined which households to sample.

This is ascribed to the taper of the compression samples in conjunction with the interface between compression sample and flat punch that both promote localization of dislocation nucleation and deformation, thereby lowering the hardening rate.

A titer of 20 may indicate exposure, but it may also be a false-positive result, and the IHA should be repeated on further samples in conjunction with careful clinical assessment.

It is anticipated that further functional and structural investigation of myectomy muscle samples, in conjunction with genotyping, will provide data that can start to explain the molecular mechanism of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

Daily quality control entails running "normal blood samples" in conjunction with the commercial control beads, and laboratories usually rely on donors to obtain normal samples; this may prove difficult owing to the need to find a donor on a day-to-day basis.

Gatifloxacin exposure was estimated using a single steady-state blood sample in conjunction with a pharmacostatistical model developed using a separate pediatric data set.

Because of the small sample, in conjunction with the relatively strong effects identified for some attributes (i.e., that produced few misclassifications), CTA models were not possible for the present sample (Yarnold and Soltysik 2016).

This research has focused predominantly on assessing the most important physical and mechanical properties of Leitha Limestone rock samples and of a separate oolitic limestone sample, in conjunction with sedimentological and microfacies analyses.

In this paper, the shock wave theory for the foam sample in conjunction with the viscoelastic wave propagation in the output bar is employed to illustrate the influence of the viscoelastic output bar on the dynamic response of foam samples in the Taylor-Hopkinson impact.

This usually prompts ERCP for drainage and intraductal tissue sampling in conjunction with EUS-derived fine-needle aspirates.