Magnetic technique, half-cell potential measurement and acoustic emission detection have been utilized simultaneously in the experiment to monitor the corrosion process of reinforcement.
Note that all data available were utilized simultaneously in the mixed model analyses just presented, i.e., 23,937 probes × 16 tissues × 4 animals ~1.5 million records.
The authors also state that both TPC-1 and FB2 cell lines were utilized simultaneously in their laboratory and their experimental data on the two cell lines are identical [ 16].
It means that the unused frequency resources in the UL channel can be utilized simultaneously for DL transmission, leading to better spectrum utilization.
Considering the efficacy of process design and its operation to meet those conditions, each sugar in the mixture needs to be utilized simultaneously by the fermentation host microorganism.
The pentose and hexose sugars derived from the polymeric material were utilized simultaneously by B. coagulans resulting in a final lactic acid concentration of 40.7 g/l supernatant, which accounted for 43% (w/w) of the theoretical yield.
On the contrary to earlier works in which both of these methods were used separately, in this algorithm, they are utilized simultaneously to decide about the sleep nodes and the ranges of active nodes.
Recently, it has been shown that when both types of methodologies were utilized simultaneously for whole genome resequencing of E. coli strains in which growth adaptations by evolution occurred, both techniques reported false positive mutations [ 4, 5].
Furthermore, measurements at multiple wavelengths are utilized simultaneously and absorption coefficients are correlated across these wavelengths within the image reconstruction.
The designed RNA nanoparticle with an equilateral triangular shape has several advantages with which to address the needs of nanotechnology: (i) relatively small size ∼12 nm, (ii) ability to carry multiple functional RNA groups simultaneously, and (iii) can be utilized in the construction of a supramolecular pattern resembling honeycombs.
