The phrase "allows simultaneously to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where you want to express that something enables multiple actions or processes to occur at the same time.
Example: "The new software allows simultaneously to edit and share documents in real-time."
Alternatives: "enables simultaneous" or "permits concurrent".
Such approach allows simultaneously to take into account both thermal and electrical constraints.
Despite the high level of detail, their amount in Mb is small, which allows simultaneously to analyse large areas.
Conditional expression of the resulting VHHs allows simultaneously to track and target proteins of interest and enables the design of transient phenotypes without mutating the genetic complement of the bacteria under study.
In conclusion, the presented setup allows simultaneously to record photoacoustic and ultrasonic A-scan data from the same object.
That held in the national press: no proprietor could be allowed too many papers and would never be allowed simultaneously to own a TV station.
In addition, this tool allows simultaneously translating medical evidence to clinical practice, reducing errors of omission, and also allows assessing quality through process indicators.
A more recent approach is to employ multi-way relaying (MWR) where several users are allowed to simultaneously transmit to the relay.
The experiment allows to simultaneously measure the concentration time profiles for various species with a time resolution of 10 μs.
The pSP72 series of transgenesis/electroporation vectors allows to simultaneously recombine a cis-regulatory region and an ORF of interest into a two-cassette vector.
The Search by Gene section allows to simultaneously query all experiment results of the analysis project.
The current work describes a novel DBS UHPLC-MS/MS method which allows to simultaneously monitor OS and OSC concentrations in human whole blood samples.
