Sentence examples for could be simultaneous from inspiring English sources

Applying theses conditions, the six antihistamines (carbinoxamine, chlorpheniramine, cyproheptadine, doxylamine, diphenhydramine and ephedrine) could be simultaneous separated in less than 22 min.

The idea of divine timelessness is only incoherent in this sense if it is supposed that timeless eternity is a kind of time, having a kind of eternal duration, a duration which could be simultaneous with some event occurring in truly temporal time.

The RING-H2 domain of rapsyn appears to be responsible for the interaction with dystroglycan [ 76], and clearly given the separation from the C-terminal WW binding motif to which utrophin could bind, these two interactions could be simultaneous.

That is, there could be simultaneous tobacco price changes, large increases in smoking cessation support capacity, and improved access to all proven smoking cessation technologies (eg, subsidised access to other forms of NRT, bupropion and nortriptyline).

Because of the limited visibility, the advance could not be simultaneous; therefore, each brigade commander was to move only after the left flank of the unit to his right started.

For logistical reasons, the CFAs could not be conducted in the same week of each year, and specific circumstances in some facilities meant that assessments could not be simultaneous in all eight sites, as the protocol had intended.

This time the two attacks are likely to be only a few days apart and could be nearly simultaneous, depending on how Iraq reacts to the initial pummeling by cruise missiles and other air-delivered munitions.

A possible solution could be a simultaneous display of microscopic model, macroscopic prediction, and conceptual scaffolding prompts in order to ease establishing the linkage.

Hence, there could be multiple simultaneous RotA sources, but only one was recorded during the 3D electroanatomy mapping.

A possible explanation for the lack of association could be the simultaneous effects of VKORC1 − 1639 A allele on vitamin K-dependent hemostatic and nonhemostatic proteins, affecting divergently thrombogenicity and calcification.

The analyses above show that the increase in CRC incidence in the years 1960 1995 could be the simultaneous effect of a number of unfavourable dietary factors, such as an increase in edible fats consumption, particularly animal fats; an increase in sugar consumption; high consumption of red meat; and a decrease in consumption of products rich in dietary fibre and folate.