Sentence examples for test in conjunction from inspiring English sources

This year, the Food and Drug Administration approved using the HPV test in conjunction with the Pap test for women over 30.

This year, H.O.B.M. is taking it a step further, using the King-Devick test in conjunction with the data collected from the mouth guards and patches, which register anything from 10 G's worth of force or more.

The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), which runs the test in conjunction with Pearson (a part owner of The Economist), has reported its numbers for the most recent testing year, ending in June; only 238,356 GMATs were taken during that time, nearly 17% less than the previous year.

A wedge impression test, in conjunction with observations by scanning electron microscopy, has been used to probe the failure mechanisms.

Assessments included an oral mucous membrane irritation test in conjunction with analyses of cell viability, cell adhesion, and oxidative stress responses.

Assessments involved an oral mucous membrane irritation test in conjunction with analyses of the cell viability, cell morphology, cell adhesion, and oxidative stress responses.

The bubbles are being tested in conjunction with an established clot-buster called tPA.

For the first time ever, sewer modelling will be based on 'real world' tests in conjunction with the lab experiments carried out by the university's research team.

National experts conducted the stress tests in conjunction with the commission's advisory group on nuclear safety.

And behind R1549, another couple of interesting drugs, including a pill that looks like it can kill cells in the middle of a tumour, which will soon be tested in conjunction with chemotherapy.

The technology, which recently concluded experimental testing in conjunction with the University of Tokyo, would alert the driver if his or her driving behavior were likely to cause trailing traffic to slow.