You see the practice, combine stuff.
The fact she apparently failed to stop the practice, combined with Australia's dismal Games result of eight gold medals, prompted a question at her final press conference on whether she would stand down as chef de mission.
The TAT practice combined self acupressure with a prescribed set of mental steps.
The highest performing practice combined screening with the flu jab: 'They have to have eye drops put into their eyes and so they usually have a nurse available so that they can have the flu injection and their eye drops put in at the same time, it's like a conveyor belt really.
The ancient bloodletting practice, combined with strict dietary regimes, is said to cure everything from heart pain and arthritis to cancer and diabetes.
Mr. Ise went home and introduced the practice of combining all steps of production at a single company, from feeding the hatching chickens to marketing the product.
The practice of combining apartments is also not welcomed by many doormen, because it reduces the number of tenants adding to the December bounty.
In conclusion, the practice of combining the PEST with the HYDRUS-1D provided an effective and reasonable method to inversely determine the effective hydraulic parameters of the equivalent soil profile in the field.
The practice of combining 5-FU/FA with irinotecan or oxaliplatin is based on data from randomised clinical trials, and these are complicated by the variety of endpoints used, including overall survival, progression-free survival and response rate.
Combinations of differently coloured materials, such as the ivory and gold of some Greek sculpture, were not unknown before the 17th century; but the early Baroque sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini greatly extended the practice by combining variously coloured marbles with white marble and gilt bronze.
