Sentence examples for behaving simultaneously from inspiring English sources

In this study, semiconductor II VI quantum dots of type MX (M = Cd, Pb, Zn, X = S) were directly synthesized in aqueous media and at room temperature using carboxymethylcellulose sodium salt (CMC) behaving simultaneously as stabilizing and surface biofunctional ligand.

System and environment behave simultaneously because time flows for both with the same speed.

Sometimes, in practice, one would like to know how partial sums and maxima behave simultaneously in the limit; see Anderson and Turkman [11] for a discussion of an application involving extreme wind gusts and average wind speeds.

The data show that as the most recent crisis hit, all the crickets began to sing in harmony all markets behaved erratically simultaneously.

Therefore, it was unlikely that four individuals in one group behaved 'intermediate' simultaneously.

In the LNK group, the two exons in a pair are included/excluded simultaneously, behaving like an individual exon.

Consequently, CPA offers a uniquely powerful method for investigating neuronal and O2-based signals simultaneously in behaving animals.

Demonstrating this sort of multilevel coordination remains a grand challenge for it requires technology that monitors multiple levels simultaneously in behaving animals.

And new techniques, like optogenetics (which allow experimenters to control brain activity — and hence an animal's behavior — by exposing neurons to light) and fluorescent imaging (which makes it possible to monitor the responses of thousands of neurons simultaneously in awake, behaving animals), make addressing such questions potentially feasible for the first time.

Ideally, cyclical changes in brain and plasma CORT levels should be measured simultaneously in the freely behaving animals by brain microdialysis and blood sampling (via jugular vein cannula) as described in rats (Droste et al., 2008).

For example, Wei et al. (2012) combine elastic net regression with an expectation maximization algorithm to simultaneously cluster groups of similarly behaving compounds and infer a predictive model for each cluster.