Sentence examples for may allow simultaneous from inspiring English sources
New infusion-sensor combinations may allow simultaneous continuous glucose measurement and infusion of insulin along with pramlintide and glucagon.
These useful characteristics may allow simultaneous production of ethanol and valuable proteins, thus, reducing the cost of ethanol production.
A two-step approach, as used in the ESNEE project may allow simultaneous coverage of both unit-level and individual-level data in neonatal excipient exposure studies, where hardly any multi-country data are available.
However, the recently thriving micro-array technology may allow simultaneous analyses of thousands of genes of a single patient in a single experiment (Shim et al, 1998; Golup et al, 1999; Sgroi et al, 1999; Ono et al, 2000; Ross et al, 2000; Scherf et al, 2000).
Additionally, this compact display may not allow simultaneous binding to multiple BCRs, preventing the cluster from efficiently effecting B cell stimulation.
Future developments may allow for simultaneous extraction of kinetics and kinetic parameters derived thereof.
Although the latter may allow for simultaneous and collaborative interactions, most prototypes were not designed for multiple users and were only evaluated with single-user interactions.
These results indicate that different agents may allow for simultaneous Puma induction via multiple pathways; therefore, lowering the threshold proapoptotic activity is required for apoptosis induction.
The moderate thermal requirements of the hydrolysis we describe avoid the need for costly high-temperature processes, and may allow for simultaneous saccharification and fermentation (SSF) processes, if pentose metabolising yeast strains are utilised.
In this regard, classic approaches combined with next-generation technologies may be combined to allow simultaneous optimization of all steps in a pathway.
It has been suggested that preferences may be stronger in choice tests as they allow simultaneous comparison, and some studies have indeed found stronger mating preferences in choice tests compared to no-choice tests.
