Sentence examples for applied simultaneous from inspiring English sources

Our research applied simultaneous surgery involved in autologous transplantation, which could avoid several complications caused by allograft, such as inflammatory response and rejection.

Due to chloroplast location of the three small DnaJ proteins, we applied simultaneous measurements of the responses of leaf gas exchange to light and CO2 concentration [ 18, 19], which provided first evidence of limitation of the in vivo photosynthesis in all the three DnaJ mutants.

We identified a wide suite of administrative indicators of community-level social stressors (2008 2010), and applied simultaneous autoregressive models and factor analysis to characterize spatial correlations among social stressors, and between social stressors and air pollutants, using New York City Community Air Survey NYCCASS) data (2008-2009).

"By combining our capabilities with those of our local partners, we've been squeezing Isis by applying simultaneous pressure from all sides and across domains, through a series of deliberate actions to continue to build momentum," he said.

There is no guarantee that the INS can apply simultaneous pressure in enough states and enough industries to remove all job options from undocumented workers.

Multisite testing improves manufacturing throughput and reduces costs by applying simultaneous testing to products with multiple measurement instruments in parallel.

A respiration transpiration model was developed by applying simultaneous heat and mass transfer principles along with known physiological behavior for the design of MAP systems containing fresh produce.

It was concluded that subsequent studies are needed to determine how alternate pulsation affects production and milk composition in the long-term, and whether the deeper vacuum fluctuations observed in high line when applying simultaneous pulsation might affect mammary gland health status.

We apply simultaneous sparse coding to the sparse representation of each group.

By applying simultaneous radar and optical imaging (multi-static video and spectral imagers), small-scale fragmentation and sudden breakup, in which locked populations of volatile chemicals are assumed to be released from the meteoroid body, could be studied in great detail.

Initial studies applying simultaneous EEG/fMRI recordings in humans revealed distributed BOLD activation correlated to power fluctuations in alpha rhythm.