Sentence examples for yet another combination from inspiring English sources
And the concert's centerpiece, Rimsky-Korsakov's "Mozart and Salieri," requires yet another combination of qualities.
Tom yam goong ($3.50), or Thai spicy and sour soup, is yet another combination of the pungent and toothsome.
The concert — this talented ensemble's North American debut — ended with a radiant setting of the still popular medieval anthem "Gaude Mater Polonia" ("Rejoice, oh Mother Poland"), yet another combination of faith, patriotism and timeless melody.
Yet another combination is emerging: the layering of reference and context onto the information you read.
At the Detroit show, the company displayed yet another car-S.U.V. combination that will also be aimed at young people and will be built in a joint venture with Toyota.
Noble will have to come up with yet another half-back combination to face Australia on Saturday, but there can no longer be any doubts about Iestyn Harris's claim to the stand-off position.
This constitutes yet another consideration for combination or alternative therapies.
The combination of mutations dominant at day 60 had yet another set of allele combinations in rpoS, mgl, and malT.
The results are conflicting; a number favouring MRI (Schouten van der Velden et al, 2006; Kim et al, 2007; van Goethem et al, 2007), another finding the performance of MRI and mammography were similar (Sardanelli et al, 2008) and yet another finding that the combination of mammography and MRI was significantly better than either of the modalities alone (Santamaría et al, 2008).
Further, the final dominant mgl allele (mglDO) emerges beyond day 28, with an mglO operator mutation in combination with yet another rpoS allele, rpoS-4.
3 Recent experience with nivolumab and ipilimumab suggests, however, that there is a possibility for tolerability concerns as well. 2 Accordingly, selection of the appropriate dose and schedule of CIT when given in combination represents yet another consideration to realize the full therapeutic potential.
