The time you pay on the court are much more successful in conjunction with a few little breaks sprinkled into the day.
Many of the same systems have been installed in UK schools over the last 2 3 years following Marlec's development of the product which came about through a successful trial in conjunction with the National Energy Foundation.
If the depauperate insect fauna and harsh climatic conditions on SOIs have selected against reliance on biotic pollination, it might be that species with showy flowers, while conspicuous, are atypical and, further, that dimorphic breeding systems are successful only in conjunction with anemophily.
Healey greatly admired the way that the Austrian and Swedish governments managed to conduct successful incomes policies in conjunction with what they called their "social partners" (employers and unions), thereby avoiding the classic UK wage-price spiral.
Herein, our experiment proved successful to develop the conjunction between different dimensions of Ag nanostructures and thus designed their nano-assemblies.
EPLIN aids this successful cell division in conjunction with a number of regulatory proteins including supervillin and the oncogenic kinesin, KIF14, suggesting a complex network of regulatory proteins at the cleavage furrow [ 18].
This approach is most likely to be successful when used in conjunction with a set of populations spanning a clear environmental gradient [ 5- 7] Barring a clear environmental gradient, one can still use allele(s) frequency information, the so-called site frequency spectrum (SFS), often summarized by a unique statistic such as Tajima's D to detect departure from selective neutrality [ 8].
NRT is more successful when used in conjunction with a behavioral/counseling program.
In contrast, more successful books use more conjunctions such as "and", "but", and "or".
A number of highly successful insect groups evolved in conjunction with flowering plants, a powerful illustration of coevolution.
