Sentence examples for are triggered simultaneously from inspiring English sources
David Albright, a former UN weapons inspector who now runs an independent thinktank, the Institute for Science and International Security (Isis), said the device, first described in a 2009 article in the Guardian, relies on a complex system to ensure a large number of explosives are triggered simultaneously.
The strut can exhibit global buckling only, local buckling only, global local buckling interaction with either the global or local mode being triggered first or the most severe case where both global and local buckling modes are triggered simultaneously.
However the literature is not consistent as to how molecular crosstalk between TCR and CXCR4 affects the overall cellular response when both receptors are triggered simultaneously or consecutively.
Finally, two rangefinders at the front and back of the trap need to be triggered simultaneously, indicating something the length of a cat has moved in front of it.
The two CL reactions with flash type and glow type kinetics characteristics were triggered simultaneously by injecting the coreactants, then the signals for RAC and CLE detections were recorded at 3 s and 300 s after coreactants injection, respectively.
The data acquisition system was triggered simultaneously to record all events.
In biological processes, multiple events can be triggered simultaneously, often with cooperativity.
Our results suggest that PUMA functions through Bax to induce mitochondrial selective autophagy that is triggered simultaneously with cytochrome c release.
Interestingly, here, these 2 populations were not seen in a sequential manner but instead were triggered simultaneously a few days after infection.
Videotaping and red light stimulation were triggered simultaneously with a MATLAB interface for a total duration of 5 min. Videos were scored using LifesongX software.
These results suggest that PA subunits within an oligomer do not have to be triggered simultaneously for a productive membrane insertion event to occur.
