Sentence examples for together with aspects of from inspiring English sources

Historical algorithms and recent progress in research and technology are reviewed in the present article, together with aspects of β-cell physiology that lead to normal glucose tolerance.

This, together with aspects of microstructural and textural development, indicated that deformation was principally occurring by intragranular slip with a significant contribution caused by mechanical inhomogeneity in the two-phase material.

The limited capacity of chondrocytes to self-repair, together with certain aspects of the typical injury response such as inflammation, can cause the spread of lesions and development of osteoarthritis.

Thus it seems reasonable to speak of a widespread tinnitus network that integrates the acoustic properties of the tinnitus sounds together with other aspects of the tinnitus such as attentional allocation, emotional evaluation and associated knowledge about the tinnitus as well as false beliefs about the potential danger of tinnitus.

The two organizations brought together actors and institutions engaged with aspects of rights, development and service delivery in urban "slums" in countries of Asia, Africa and the Americas.

Micro-irrigation scheduling integrates elements of the system hydraulic design and maintenance together with various aspects of the soil and the crop characteristics with the atmospheric evaporative demand.

Established sulphonated resin catalysts are described together with various aspects of their catalytic characteristics, including kinetics, thermodynamics and the occurrence of side-reactions.

Results from that project will be introduced in the section titled 'Climate geoengineering,' together with other aspects of geoengineering presented in the 'Ocean CO2 uptake' and 'Atmospheric deposition of bioavailable iron in marine ecosystems' sections.

Self-control and related concepts appear regularly in tax discussions, but often they are invoked hazily or blurred together with other aspects of choice over time.

Margaret Hodge, then children's minister, had said that drug or alcohol use by parents, relatives and neighbours, together with other aspects of their behaviour, may be recorded.

Therefore, it is possible that all these together with technical aspects of RNA amplification may have contributed to the artificially low fold changes.