Sentence examples for includes simultaneously from inspiring English sources

For this aim, we proposed a mathematical model that includes, simultaneously, economic and environmental issues.

Functional gene network analyses suggest this program includes simultaneously bolstering catabolic potential, regulating reserve energy supplies (trehalose and glycogen), and sparing energetic demand by down-regulating early steps in the biogenesis of the cytoplasmic ribosomes.

Other innovations included simultaneously releasing Polo and Lauren, fragrances for men and women, which allowed for a broader and more sustained promotion in department stores.

She will create stories that represent her view on the looks of the season, which will be included simultaneously in the multiple editions of Bazaar, but presented as "independent and separate to the rest of the magazine," he said.

When species with disparate masses are included simultaneously, a careful extrapolation of the Rosenbluth potentials is performed.

The BSDs from both investigated systems and varying vessel-operating conditions were included simultaneously to the fitting.

However, when both migration variables are included simultaneously, the instruments perform poorly which leads us to present the results using the OLS estimator only.14.14

In this paper, we present a method for traffic signal control including simultaneously signal plan design and signal timing optimization with real-time information on the network dynamics.

It is found that a general scaling methodology, including simultaneously fluid-dynamic and combustion scaling, cannot be applied in practical scaling tests.

Instead of disentangling the effects of positive and negative reform shocks by including a new variable for reverse shocks, an alternative strategy is to specify a new reform shock variable including simultaneously positive and negative shocks.

Webbink et al. (2013) develop a new framework including simultaneously three categories of child labor determinants: resources (Basu and Van 1998; Ranjan 2001), family factors (or structural factors) (Edmonds 2006), and cultural explanations (Delap 2001).