Each component of the cell microenvironment will be discussed separately and also in conjunction with the other components.
This trimmed 28S dataset was analyzed separately and used in conjunction with the complete 18S sequences to create the combined dataset.
The results obtained from the application of each tool were mined separately and also in conjunction with the other tools to enable functional inference for selected known and novel transcripts.
Given evidence from existing literature, it is therefore logical to examine adiposity of adult offspring, males and females separately, in conjunction with birth weight, obesity-related complications including cardiometabolic risk factors and cardiovascular disease as health consequences of paternal and maternal exposure factors (BMI and smoking habits).
Thus, it is important to conduct a prospective research in which erosions in the stomach and duodenum are separately reported in conjunction with the category of gastritis, which is needed to better understand the natural history of gastric erosions and their potential to progress to ulceration and bleeding.
Both approaches can be used separately or in conjunction with entities, concepts and keywords extraction.
There are also some other studies [4, 5, 7, 9, 17, 23, 32] dealing with Portuguese and Spanish seaports efficiency issues but separately or in conjunction with other European seaports.
As may be anticipated from the diversity of substrate types for 2OG oxygenases – proteins, nucleic acids, small molecules and lipids – there are greater variations in the substrate binding elements, which separately, or in conjunction with Fe(II) binding, can be exploited for the development of selective inhibitors.
Their main difference concerns the way fixed flowrate units are handled, either separately or in conjunction with a fixed load operation, since the former comprise a linear subsystem.
Of course, other criteria such a limiting deflection or a crack opening could be used separately or in conjunction with steel yielding, but that is more a case of generalization rather than one of principle.
