Sentence examples for Concurrent efforts from inspiring English sources
Concurrent efforts also showed that genes implicated in lipoprotein metabolism (especially APOE), immunity, and inflammation play a role in aging, age-related disorders, and organism longevity.
The simplified architecture resulted in three concurrent efforts: Catalog Development.
Based on the prior experience of Japan, the later experiences of the "Asian tigers" (Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan), and the concurrent efforts of the "Asian cubs" (Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand, Chinaa saw the opportunity to improve conditions for its workers by embodying their labor in products manufactured for export to the rest of the world.
In concurrent efforts, epigenetics studies have resulted in many publicly available ChIP-Seq profiles.
Efforts to reduce deaths from insecticide self-poisoning may benefit from concurrent efforts to reduce alcohol consumption.
Larger studies are required to assess this further, since efforts globally to reduce deaths from insecticide self-poisoning may benefit from concurrent efforts to reduce alcohol consumption.
The surge, and the concurrent effort to buy the loyalty of Sunni leaders, was meant to create a space for politics to take place in Iraq.
Developing an appropriate doping technology for the next technology generation requires a concurrent effort in establishing adequate metrology such that appropriate feedback on process steps and the underlying physics can be generated in a timely manner and with sufficient resolution and accuracy.
Both a comprehensive picture of the evolution of these genes by identifying orthologues in other mammalian species, and a concurrent effort into characterising the function of these orthologues, is needed in order to fully understand the role of this gene family in innate immunity and reproduction.
Our complementary improvements to this EM framework are easily incorporated into concurrent EM efforts and broaden the application opportunities and accessibility of kinetic modeling across the field.
After 1948, concurrent research efforts into new applications of algal cultures occurred in the United States, Japan, and Germany with a primary focus on algae use for food production (Burlew 1953).
