Sentence examples for to further combine from inspiring English sources

To further combine the raptures of technology with those of the open plain, you might also turn to equestrian Web sites, which often have broad and intensely loyal followings.

In 1999 the Graham-Leach-Blierly Act allowed mega-banks to further combine their commercial-banking arms.

Going forward, Interviewed's service will continue to live on independently for the time being, with the ultimate goal being to further combine the platforms so employers on Indeed can have the option of making simulations a core part of their job applications.

Advancing a major aim of this study of identifying direct PPARγ/RXR target genes, we sought to further combine PPARγ dependent expression profiles with the genome-wide PPARγ∶RXR binding site data.

A fast analysis of different pathways could be done by testing each gene individually, and combining the resulting p-values with the Fisher product test statistic [10], or applying another step-up approach to further combine the aggregated scores from each gene.

To further combine the effect of both binary and quantitative analysis, a meta P value was derived using an unweighted Z method.

The results have persuaded the company to go further, combining its jewelry savoir-faire with the design skills of leaders in other fields.

General Han called the Nov. 23 attack on Yeonpyeong Island "an intolerable act against humanity," and said the United States and South Korea had agreed to hold further combined military exercises in the region.

To this end, we further combine direction query in GIFT to find FOVs whose camera orientations overlap with the target's moving direction within a range: begin{array}{lll} text{DirectionQuery}(theta_{o})longleftarrow quad quadquadquadquadquad {F_{v_{i}}in mathcal{F}| theta_{o} - delta leq 180 + F_{v_{i}}(theta) leq theta_{o} + delta } end{array} (2).

Under anaerobic conditions, sulphate is reduced biologically to sulphide which can further combine with hydrogen forming hydrogen sulphide (H2S).

Finally, C, H, and OH radicals are formed, and these can further combine to form other products, such as CH4, H2, and CH3OH.