Sentence examples for score in conjunction from inspiring English sources

Use of the score in conjunction with IABP may lead to earlier identification of changes occurring in a patient's cardiac function and thus facilitate improved IABP outcomes.

The second choice is to use some kind of refined score in conjunction with an empirical expectation-maximization-based Bayesian approach [5].

The first possible choice is to use the original score in conjunction with either false discovery rate (FDR) or <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0015438.e027.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> -value analysis through introduction of a decoy database.

For example, within public health, the Schistosomiasis Consortium for Operational Research and Evaluation (SCORE ), in conjunction with the Schistosomiasis Control Initiative (SCI ) have been using EpiCollect+ for the monitoring and evaluation of praziquantel treatment across multiple African countries.

Using Mr. Bonica's conservatism scores in conjunction with the polling average produces a statistically significant result: the more conservative the Republican, the more he has tended to beat his polls at the caucuses.

The appropriate variance-covariate structure was determined using AIC scores in conjunction with residual plots for model developed using REML.

It makes more sense to look at the importance scores in conjunction with performance scores to understand training need rather than using familiarity.

The generalized MDR (GMDR) method handles both discrete phenotypes and continuous traits in population-based study designs and employs the generalized linear model (GLM) framework for scoring in conjunction with MDR for dimensionality reduction [ 51].

Finally we observed that patients with IFNCK high scores in conjunction with the autoAb groups anti-synthetase, Mi-2, non-MAA, and "undefined" autoantibody demonstrated the greatest clinical improvement in terms of muscle VAS.

Commonly, a multiple sequence alignment (MSA) from BLAST [ 84] or PSI-BLAST [ 127] is used to derive conservation scores, in conjunction with substitution matrices (e.g. Dayhoff [ 171], BLOSUM [ 172], or position-specific) [ 13, 14, 33, 38, 41], often in combination with information theoretic measures (generally based on Shannon entropy [ 173]) [ 18, 27, 33, 39].

Following West et al. [ 26] and Zuur et al. [ 24], the most appropriate variance covariate matrix was determined using AIC scores in conjunction with plots of fitted values versus residuals with different variance covariate terms relating to the independent variables, using restricted maximum likelihood (REML, [ 26]).