Sentence examples for could concurrently from inspiring English sources

Compared to mono-species cultures, co-cultures generated higher current densities and could concurrently degrade Congo red over 72 h.

High volume of freshwater through rainfall which characterized the September sampling period could concurrently dilute the concentrations of metals in their tissues.

While an oxygen evolution reaction (OER) started at ca. q = 0.80, the oxidation of BaFeOz could concurrently be continued with the OER and BaFeO3 was obtained at q = 1.2.

Rashly breaking off interdependencies in the short term could concurrently lead to more aggressive policies by Russia and its state dominated corporate energy agents and bring higher gas prices to EU consumers.

By role-based access control (RBAC), different roles with corresponding permissions could be assigned to distributed designers, and the designers could concurrently modify different components of the product relevant to his or her roles.

Horseradish peroxidase-linked anti-DIG (anti-DIG-HRP) was employed as the electrochemical label, which could concurrently catalyse the oxidation of 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidine 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidineO2 TMByield an electron transfer to the electrode surface for electrochemical transduction of DNA hybridisation event.

Those developments could occur concurrently tomorrow.

It was not until Thursday afternoon that the union decided that performances and negotiations could continue concurrently.

Germany insisted the permanent fund should not exceed €500bn and on Monday conceded the €200bn of current bailouts could run concurrently.

Once we had established the scale of the beast we could build, concurrently, all the internal organs with generic veins, aortas and membranes for dressing around the organs.

He said that the US had participated, in recent days, in international "conversations about future regimes" on controlling greenhouse gas emissions, and the question of whether there should be a single global regime on cutting emissions or one that could run concurrently with a continuation of the Kyoto protocol.