Sentence examples for concurrently perhaps from inspiring English sources

Several cluster IV mRNAs overlap CUTs (URA2, SER3, ADE12, IMD3, and LEU4) (Davis and Ares, 2006; Thiebaut et al., 2008), and we suggest that the "mixed" RNP profile of cluster IV reflects genes where mRNAs and lncRNAs are transcribed concurrently (perhaps in distinct subpopulations of cells).

It is not known whether the two hominid species partitioned the landscape concurrently or whether, perhaps, the Neanderthals moved in during cold times while the early H. sapiens predominated during warm ones; but whatever the case, there is no evidence for any behavioral or cognitive difference between the two species over this period.

Perhaps concurrently with the appearance of TUNEL positive nuclei, the actin cytoskeleton appeared to breakdown.

Perhaps concurrently with chlorophyll reduction, actin filament organization begins to change.

Perhaps concurrently with chloroplast changes, actin filaments re-organized into bundles, and there were increased numbers of TVS and additional instances of organelles travelling along TVS.

Perhaps concurrently with this, increased numbers of vesicles, small mitochondrial aggregates, and perinuclear accumulation of both chloroplasts and mitochondria were observed.

Heteromultivalency provides agents that bind to more than one individual target, perhaps concurrently, but also independently, as long as one affinity moiety does not interfere with binding of the other to its corresponding target.

However, there may be a role for a common cause that impacts multiple sensory systems concurrently (SensProc_Global), and perhaps in multiple ways (impacting threshold sensitivity and temporal processing), with advancing age, which, in turn, impacts cognition.

To offset the resultant drop in the number of pool games from 40 to 30 the top eight non-qualifiers would also enter a plate-type competition – the Lomu Bowl perhaps – to run concurrently with the Webb Ellis Cup knockout stages.

Thus, exposure to TLR ligands at sites of microbial invasion may selectively enhance activation of memory and effector T cells that are concurrently engaged through their TCRs or perhaps even via bystander cytokine costimulation.

Perhaps somewhat counterintuitively, such normalization concurrently causes injury [ 6].