Sentence examples for contributing simultaneously to from inspiring English sources

Radiation-induced changes occur in the host polymer matrix as well as in nanotubes contributing simultaneously to the total electrical response.

The scatter from a single crystal or crystallite, in any fixed orientation, has the fascinating property of contributing simultaneously to many 'Bragg positions'.

We cannot discard the existence of a similar mechanism in D. subobscura that was de-repressed as a consequence of the colonization process contributing simultaneously to an increase of transposition of different transposable elements.

Thus, we suggested that the phenotype resulting from the expression of cagA, vacA s1m1, and jhp0562 confers a biological advantage to the strains, with the cumulative action of each factor contributing simultaneously to the fitness of the strains in vivo and a more pronounced proinflammatory response.

There is no single genetic marker for it; current research shows that multiple genes probably contribute simultaneously to its chances of being transmitted.

However, a number of separable systems, such as working memory (WM) and reinforcement learning (RL), contribute simultaneously to human learning.

It is possible that these two factors (suitable size of AgNPs and more "hotspots" or "active sites") contribute simultaneously to the remarkable SERS enhancement.

These two mechanisms always contribute simultaneously to the overall enhancement, and it is usually thought that EM provides the main enhancement.

The goal of this paper is to show how an ecosystem-based approach can contribute simultaneously to a multipurpose use of forest resources in mountain areas, and to the maintenance of the quality of the forests and forested landscapes producing the resources.

Although the rate of pre-eclampsia increased, two forces contributed simultaneously to this increase.

However, many other mechanisms contribute simultaneously to the MDR phenotype, which may affect drug absorption, distribution and metabolism, thus modulating the efficacy of chemotherapeutic agents consequently.