Sentence examples for but simultaneously for from inspiring English sources

Then, each common factors and specific factors were dropped individually (but simultaneously for both sexes) from the full ADE common pathways heterogeneity model.

It was carried out independently but simultaneously for eEF1a and the test genes using same cDNA and master mix (TaqMan® Fast Universal PCR Master Mix Applied Biosystemss).

That probably wasn't entirely fair, but it was how I felt at the time.' Through paying off her loans but simultaneously paying for things with her credit card, her debts slowly mounted.

Epitope mapping by flow cytometry is a very modern approach that not only identifies T-cell epitopes but simultaneously allows for detailed analysis of the responding T-cell subsets including lineage, activation marker expression, and other markers of interest.

Trying to get through normal grief is hard enough, but simultaneously caring for my grandpa challenged us on many emotional levels.

The majority of parents appeared to rely on healthcare professionals for information but simultaneously consulted websites for information [ 67, 68], even if they recognized that information on the internet was not reliable [ 68].

We have recently demonstrated [ 19] that significantly shorter and brighter pulses could be delivered with an improved stretcher compensating for SOD but also simultaneously for third order of dispersion (TOD).

But simultaneously my respect for him became all the greater, for the breadth of his philosophical empathy, his capacity to discern underlying patterns at the most abstract level, and his intellectual seriousness — manifested not least when he burst into laughter on noticing another of the absurdities around us.

By using unconventional materials my projects are highly experimental but simultaneously participatory; allowing for a more direct engagement with the audience and hopefully shifting the passive experience of art to an active and a pivotal one.

Such a design principle makes the networks work better for the animals, but simultaneously makes life harder for neuroscientists who want to learn how the network works by making measurements on the network as it does its job.

Together, the present study showed high sampling efficiency and versatility of this butterfly as an indicator for environmental risk assessment but simultaneously suggested preferable conditions for a field sampling design.