Sentence examples for altering simultaneously from inspiring English sources

We report that bath application of WIN55,212-2 selectinhibitshibits minimally evoked A/C inputs to CA3 pyramidal cells, without significantly altering simultaneously recorded mossy fiber inputs.

What weight to mention especially among these characteristics of the scheme is the simplification of procedure in changing the private key, and no other current keys need altering simultaneously.

Both variables (HR and MAP) were altered simultaneously in the experimental protocol.

Consequently we examined the effect of these parameters on the behaviour of the network when altered simultaneously in pairs.

Most importantly for the approach described here, several properties were altered simultaneously to improve an activity that depended on multiple properties.

However, these approaches are not well suited to address how multiple perturbations affect network output, as well as how robust network dynamics arise from heterogeneity in which several parameters are altered simultaneously across cells, tissues, and animals.

CRISPR allows the possibility to knockout genes in cells, to easily alter simultaneously multiple genes to study their interactions, and to create animal models much more quickly than before.

The expression levels of related endogenous carotenogenic genes are often altered when introducing exogenous genes, and simultaneously alter the levels of carotenoids in the biosynthetic pathway.

Still, officials at one of the project's supporters, the National Science Foundation, wondered: How can you study health conditions while simultaneously altering them?

Therefore, the surface of nano-TiO2 particles becomes enfolded by a thin layer with a high carbon share that nearly completely stops their photocatalytic properties [5], without simultaneously altering their other physicochemical properties.

The SR can also be tuned from 548% to 228% by changing the AT contents from 10% (w/w) to 40% (w/w) while simultaneously altering conductivities from 2.93 × 10−8 to 1.12 × 10−6 S/cm.