Sentence examples for united use of from inspiring English sources

With MVMTM, the united use of three tumor markers can enhance DE from 0.78 to 0.86.

However, a united use of them and the relation between them at stabilizing emulsions were little reported.

City very much want to be among the grandees of Europe; United used to be comfortable in that company until losing their way in the later stages of Ferguson's reign, though by definition you cannot be a bona fide Champions League contender if you are still scrabbling around for qualification on the final day of the season.

(Manchester United used to have a large North of England contingent, but those days ended with the era of Eric Cantona and have not returned).

There were reminders of what Manchester United used to stand for, from their own contingent: "20 times, 20 times Man United"; the Five Cantonas song and "world champions twice", once more than England – though what followed on the field of play revealed just how catastrophically they have fallen from those giddy heights.

United's use of various fund managers and asset allocation practice appear to be in keeping with modern portfolio theory used by most successful pension funds.

The alternative explanation of United's use of a third party is that they wanted to call in transfer market experience which they possessed when Sir Alex Ferguson and former chief executive David Gill ran the club.

"The Dissolve" features twenty-nine such works, including some historic pieces, united by their use of animation.

They are united by their use of and commitment to rich datasets and share the perspective that the best theories of grammar attempt to account for the full diversity and complexity of language data.

With the austere but kinetic combination of voice, hand drums and rustic fiddling, it drew connections between styles separated by time and geography but united by the use of rhythm as a source of strength and spirit.

Two works are united by their use of bubble-gum pink: an inflatable life jacket adorned with Velázquez-inspired vignettes, made by Scherezade Garcia in 1999, and the quinceañera dresses dotting a print by Carmen Lomas Garza, from 2005, an ingenious critique of the Chicano art movement's sidelining of women's concerns in the nineteen-sixties.