Concurrently, a few reports on pyrene-based polymers are also exploited as efficient graphene exfoliant.
Saposin C−/− mice spent longer times in open areas than WT control mice and concurrently had fewer open area entries (Fig. 4B), suggesting a decrease in anxiety-like behavior.
To some extent, of course it has: with any scene that goes from just 40 acts eligible for a prize in 1981 to 410 today, the level of professionalism is a lot higher, but more things have been tried out and, concurrently, there are fewer moments of genuine shock.
Few studies concurrently compared clinical efficacy and the ability to restore or improve normal microbiota after dysbiosis.
Likewise, patients in RCTs are younger and fitter, take fewer drugs concurrently, and have less comorbidity than typical primary care populations.
However, few studies have concurrently assessed multiple behavioral, hormonal, nutritional and heart-rate responses of humans to acute, severe stress.
Mr. Paglen's exhibition "Sites Unseen," at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, is concurrently on view just a few blocks away from the Hirshhorn, creating interesting echoes in the city that is the seat of American government.
While the sequential solution procedure (the sequence of solutions) for a steady-state electro-thermal-compliant (ETC) actuator device has been considered in previous studies, very few researches have concurrently considered the mutual couplings between fluid and thermal domains and between fluid and structural domains.
Furthermore, while many microbial studies have explored expression of nutrient transporter genes, few studies have concurrently measured nutrient assimilation rates.
However, if many studies have addressed these two problems separately, very few have considered them concurrently.
