Sentence examples for a simultaneous increase of from inspiring English sources
Possibly an increased protein expression was masked by a simultaneous increase of PSIIs to which PsbO became bound.
The reaction results in the growth of a TiC layer and a simultaneous increase of carbon concentration in the melt.
During the daytime, a simultaneous increase of δ13CDIC and DO, and decrease in DIC indicates that photosynthesis was the primary control on hydrochemistry of the pool water.
Our results suggest that multidiversity can be promoted by increasing landscape complexity; however; we found no support for a simultaneous increase of several individual ES, BD components or multifunctionality.
In the task of tree selection and placement for urban areas, the identified perceptual tree parameters may allow for achieving a coherent overall picture with a simultaneous increase of tree species richness.
Calling this work "unique and creative," Ke Lu, professor and director of the Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science in China, who was not involved in this research, says: "The authors utilized different strengthening mechanisms into an alloy system in a very smart way, leading to a simultaneous increase of strength and ductility that are often exclusive.
Furthermore, there is a significant decrease in mesopore contribution to the total porosity with a simultaneous increase in contribution of macropores.
Pearlspot, along with the exotic member of Cichlidae-Oreochromis mossambicus, registered some decline in recent years, with a simultaneous increase in catches of Puntius spp. suggesting biological imbalance.
In contrast, the strongly emerging hybrid exhibited only a moderate reduction in α-amylase mRNA level with a simultaneous increase in transcripts of genes encoding enzymes for lipid degradation, suggesting compensation by lipid for carbohydrate metabolism in the better emerging hybrid.
However, due to the ageing population and a simultaneous increase in the incidence of chronic diseases, future research evaluating the effects of end-of-life care pathways or programmes should also focus on elderly people dying of causes other than cancer [ 12, 8].
The levels of NADPH and NADH were reduced at high concentrations of the quinones with a simultaneous increase in the levels of NADP+ and NAD+.
