Sentence examples for evidence concurrently from inspiring English sources

This integrates lists of many different types of curation evidence concurrently and automates the display of the genomic location of the regions with highest summed 'anomaly' scores in the structure editor.

Perceptual decisions often involve integrating evidence from multiple concurrently available sources.

Other empirical evidence indicates that concurrently presented familiar cross-modal stimulus pairs with verbal components can influence both learning and multisensory processes.

We found evidence that MSMW concurrently have unprotected sex with both male and female partners, increasing the chances of HIV transmission risk to partners of both sexes and to themselves.

Interestingly, these transgenic mice develop mammary gland carcinomas with slower kinetics than do MMTV Δ N89 β- catenin transgenic mice, providing evidence that β-catenin concurrently elevates both cyclin D1 and c-myc proto-oncogenes.

We present a model of hyphal tip growth in which secretory vesicles fuse to the plasma membrane at a rate proportional to the local concentration of Exo70 and Sec3, which, based on concurrently available evidence in both S. cerevisiae and C. albicans, determines the distribution of vesicle docking.

Concurrently, as the evidence piling up indicated that a crime might have been committed, the passenger manifest was being carefully checked.

Under these circumstances, multiple molecular and non-molecular tools should be used concurrently to assess evidence of species level designations.

Indeed, there is evidence that dietary antioxidants taken concurrently with conventional cancer treatment may actually do harm by protecting cancer cells from the pro-oxidant effects of chemotherapeutics and/or radiotherapy [71].

Here we report evidence that humans can be concurrently infected with multiple SFV strains, with some individuals infected by both an autochthonous SFV strain as well as a strain similar to SFV found in macaques from another geographic area.

Traditional meta-analyses are limited to comparing just 2 interventions concurrently and cannot combine evidence concerning multiple treatments.