Furthermore, for very large problems, multiple GPUs must work concurrently, which adds yet another layer of complexity to the codes.
Concurrently, Microsoft are yet to rollout, or even confirm or deny the existance or planning for a full web-based office application suite, but it is undoubtedly in the pipeline.
Concurrently, for reasons as yet unknown, some of the preexisting transcribing minichromosomes stop transcription.
For example, without the inclusion of this data into our model and analyses, how the landscape and host movement together favor a less virulent pathogen within macaque populations, while concurrently allowing for the occasional, yet significant transmission of the more virulent pathogen in dispersing macaques would not have emerged as a relevant, and significant, finding.
I wasn't ready to ditch my information consuming habits quite yet and was therefore concurrently reading RSS feeds through Google Reader.
It is bizarre that this is happening as the Japanese government is discharging over 11,000 tons of radioactive water into the Pacific, as independent analysts are saying it could take years to get the disaster at Fukushima under control and, concurrently, the nuclear industry is assuring us, yet again, that the next generation of nuclear power stations will be much safer than previous ones.
Few GWA studies using Bayesian methods that concurrently fit many or all SNPs have yet been reported.
Yet to date, only one study concurrently investigated the migratory behaviour of leatherback turtles from both nesting and foraging sites in the North Atlantic basin [27].
Yet these studies did not employ concurrently collected data.
More than half of parentes founded for the abuse and neglect of their children have evidenced drug abuse, yet no treatments have been validated that concurrently address these problems.
