Sentence examples for concurrently added from inspiring English sources
Tests were also carried out with ({text{NO}}_{3}^) plus N2O as concurrently added acceptors.
Batch tests were used to compare the reduction rates of ({text{NO}}_{3}^), as the sole added acceptor, with rates of concurrently added ({text{NO}}_{3}^) and N2O.
As we annotated the literature, we concurrently added required terms and relationships to these and other ontologies.
After 3 days of treatment with Nile red and, where used, with concurrently added 4‑HNE, worms were washed for 3 × 10 min with S-buffer, and were placed on a slide and covered with a coverslip.
In accordance with our current observations and taking advantage of earlier studies suggesting that metformin treatment induces ROS in certain cellular backgrounds [ 141], Skinner et al [ 142] have recently confirmed that enhanced rather than reduced ROS and SA-β-gal activity occurred when metformin was concurrently added to radiation in p53-deficient tumor cells.
Finally, Judge James C. Hudson weighed in, sentencing Mr. Laffer to four consecutive life sentences without parole and a fifth one served concurrently, adding that he would recommend that he serve his time in solitary confinement because his "murderous character" posed a risk to correction officers.
Concurrently add dropwise 450mL of a 2 12 dilution of 2M CaCl2M
Furthermore, for very large problems, multiple GPUs must work concurrently, which adds yet another layer of complexity to the codes.
To determine whether there is a relationship between the Wnt and BMP signalling pathways, pharmacological inhibitors of canonical Wnt signalling were added concurrently with BMP4 and pharmacological inhibitors of BMP signalling were added concurrently with Wnt3a.
When added concurrently to the film, conductivity was achieved.
When N2O and NO3 − were added concurrently, the apparent (extant) kinetics, (hat{q}_{text{app}}), assuming reduction to N2, were 6.3 gCOD gCOD−1 d−1, compared to 5.4 gCOD gCOD−1 d−1 for NO3 − as the sole added acceptor.
