Concurrently, the niches lose their ability to support the production of functional T cells from the repopulating young BM progenitors in the same setting by "middle age" (~12 months of age in the mice).
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In underlay cognitive radio networks (CRN), the primary users (PU) and the secondary users (SU) transmit concurrently in the same band of frequency [3, 4].
Over the years other examples of Ayckbourn's structural inventiveness have included alternative scenes based on a coin toss (Sisterly Feelings); a trilogy of plays set at the same time but in different rooms (The Norman Conquests) and two plays sharing actors and running concurrently in the same theatre (House & Garden).
To sustain a claim for injunctive relief, the plaintiff need not show that the marks are actually being used concurrently in the same trading area.
Applications either may be submitted concurrently in the same year, or they can be submitted sequentially, one year after the other.
This abstraction layer "hides" and "homogenizes" hardware resources, allowing any OS to run concurrently in the same physical machine.
The game can handle hundreds of thousands of players concurrently in the same universe, which is not an easy technical feat.
The tab browsing allows users to run multiple search queries concurrently in the same browser window; not an earth shattering feature but some what handy.
In the CA-MAC protocol, however, multiple transmissions can start concurrently in the same slot and, thus, the minimum delay would be one slot per transmission.
When they are executed concurrently in the same or different network elements, the impact of their interactions is not easy to be predicted, and unwanted effects may occur.
