Sentence examples for that combine with from inspiring English sources

Antibodies, especially IgG, that combine with such toxins neutralize them.

Preposition: Words like to, in or with that combine with a noun, forming a prepositional phrase that often indicates location, time, direction or various grammatical meanings.

Abalones produce proteins that combine with ions of calcium and carbonate from seawater to form rows of tiny inorganic crystals one type for an outer shell and one for an extremely strong inner shell.

But the entire Druid class, which has always been powerful, has been given new tools that combine with its old tools for some truly unstoppable decks.

"There is complex information in these signals," that combine with chemical signals to provide an array of information about the individual.

But in fact, (given sentences of sufficient complexity), there are "intermediate" meanings of 'that' that combine with the sentence in question to form names of entities whose grain is "between" intension/sets of worlds and the "maximally fine grained entity".

That, combined with Minnesota slipping.

That, combined with rising rents, justified new construction, he said.

That, combined with lack of love and lack of respect.

That, combined with limited overlap, means synergies are small.

That, combined with a keenly priced wine list, makes the Allium Brasserie more than noteworthy.