Sentence examples for specimens in conjunction from inspiring English sources

An experimental study consisting of fifty-four pull-out tests on cylindrical rubberised and normal concrete specimens, in conjunction with two reinforcement sizes with short embedment lengths, is described.

HPV testing with PCR using fluid-based specimens, in conjunction with cytologic and biopsy follow-up, has been reported to be useful for estimating the significance of atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance (Crum et al, 1999), and the concordance rate of HC II and PCR has been reported to be approximately 90% for fluid-based specimens (Peyton et al, 1998).

A prosthesis was fitted to each specimen in conjunction with a 8 mm PE-inlay, whereby the implantation was performed according to the manufacturers guidelines for opening the knee joint using a mediopatellar incision.

We present an innovative method to perform multi-scale finite element analyses of the cortical component of the femur using the individual's (1) computed tomography scan; and (2) a bone specimen obtained in conjunction with orthopedic surgery.

Effective stress range vs. failure life curves developed for the bare and clad specimens were used in conjunction with a linear damage summation to predict the failure lives of double strap specimens subjected to two variable amplitude aircraft load spectra with reasonable accuracy.

An alternative approach is presented where herbarium specimens are used in conjunction with environmental data to model current biome distributions.

For example, in a study conducted in Germany, a positive PCR assay of BAL specimens was used in conjunction with suspicious CT findings for infection diagnosis [ 38].

Thus another goal of our analysis is to use the newly sequenced mitochondrial genomes from recently collected specimens of Octocorallia in conjunction with mitochondrial genomes found in GenBank for other Anthozoa, Medusozoa, and Porifera for phylogenetic analyses at three different taxonomic levels: Within subclass Octocorallia, within class Anthozoa, and within the phylum Cnidaria.

Molecular detection of the microorganism by PCR of a biopsy specimen from the eschar, in conjunction with a high serum antibody titer by immunofluorescence assay, document B. henselae infection for 2 of the patients; a tick bite at the lesion site was presumed but not proven for either patient.

We asked whether post-operative recurrence could be correlated with microbiota of the resected surgical tissue, either alone or in conjunction with specimens obtained subsequently.

This work was partially supported by a program project grant GM48677 from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences PBBMOBMO) and R01GM099939 to MY. Specimen collection was carried out in conjunction with a field expedition supported by ICBG grant, 1U01TW008163 (M. Haygood, Director; G.Concepcion, PI).