Sentence examples for methodology simultaneously from inspiring English sources

As recently indicated by Tao and colleagues, studies are needed that use the same methodology simultaneously in both adolescents and adults, to overcome methodological differences, and correct interpretation of the age-dependency of results [ 104].

The organisation of sugar beet and potato cell walls was studied using alkaline extractions following a response surface methodology, simultaneously with solid-state 13C NMR spectroscopy.

This methodology simultaneously determines the optimum farm layout and the appropriate selection of turbines (in terms of their rotor diameters) that maximizes the net power generation.

Microarray methodology simultaneously measures the expression levels of a large number of genes, and the expression levels of several genes are frequently analyzed collectively.

Ref. [7] presented a quasi-oppositional teaching learning based optimization methodology to simultaneously optimize power loss, voltage stability index and voltage deviation of radial distribution network.

Previous works present different approaches to perturb a single property of the reservoir, this paper moves further and we present a methodology to simultaneously treat multiple petrophysical properties.

We find these systems supplying us with ratiocinative principles that form the core of a scientific methodology while simultaneously facilitating the process of self-realisation culminating in liberation or mokṣa through discourses on the nature of reality.

In this paper, we present a novel design methodology that simultaneously considers global signal routing and power network design under integrity constraints.

This paper presents an in silico optimisation methodology that simultaneously targets an optimal solvent as well as optimal process conditions for a pre-combustion carbon capture process.

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

The one-time retrospective survey assumed an alternative ticketing policy for public transport, and subsequently, a methodology for simultaneously evaluating revealed-preference and stated-intentions mode choices was adopted to evaluate the willingness of commuters to adopt such a policy.