Sentence examples for together associated from inspiring English sources
The effect of an impedance matching structure for improving microwave characteristics, a capacitance compensating structure for obtaining the wideband response, and the two shunt capacitive MEMS switch structures for achieving both states conversion together associated in this sensor, on the performance of the power sensor is proposed in this paper, and verified by the simulation and measurement.
Cross-validation pointed to six predictive components that together associated 25% of the variance with the genotype.
The proposed IPA network includes further nine connections to PRPN, heparin and phosphatidylserine together with 6 genes that were not present in our dataset but together associated with over 30 of the differentially expressed genes (Fig. 5).
According to the ISA format, an investigation (I) is a high level concept, grouping together associated studies.
Redundant peptides are removed and related peptides are grouped together associated with their predicted matching protein, thus, the program dramatically reduces this portion of the curation process.
Rates of MAU were higher in subjects with than without hypertension and diabetes, with these two factors together associated with MAU.
A builder has estimated that a new damp proof course together with associated building work will cost about £2,000 to put right.
The first column shows how closely those variables put together are associated with medals awarded in a particular sport.
Most of the fibres are low in the crimp (waviness) and felting (tendency to mat together) properties associated with the sheep fibre normally called wool.
It cobbled together ideas associated with texts that were squarely inside the mid-century canon of European modernism — Kierkegaard, Dostoyevsky, Nietzsche, Lawrence, Gide, Camus — along with notions about race that belonged to the white person's cult of jazz.
In order to bring together people associated with those communities and movements, we have had to engage in difficult coalition-building processes, negotiating the recognition for which communities and issues inevitably strive.
