Sentence examples for parallel upon from inspiring English sources

A single spectrometer reading is performed in several milliseconds, thus it is possible to quickly measure a large number of molecular interactions taking place in parallel upon a grating surface, and to monitor reaction kinetics in real time.

Thus participants had to prepare linguistic and motor responses in parallel upon stimulus presentation instead of processing them successively.

These CD4+CD154+ Th cells were polyfunctional since they were capable of producing up to five cytokines in parallel upon CD25+ cell depletion.

This suggests that some pneumococcal genotypes generate a pool of standing variation that is sufficiently extensive to result in "soft" selective sweeps: The emergence of multiple mutants in parallel upon a change in selection pressure, such as vaccine introduction.

Theoretically, pressure values at the macrocirculatory and microcirculatory level do not necessarily change in parallel upon pharmacological intervention: for example, vasoconstrictors increase afterload and mean arterial blood pressure to acceptable values in the macrocirculation but may shut down downstream perfusion in the microcirculation, thus aggravating organ dysfunction.

Presently only 50% of the combined available power from the two excitation sources could be directed to the sample due to the design of the beam combiner, which orients the beams to be anti-parallel upon exiting.

The meshwork of collagen fibers was remodeled into a highly ordered microstructure, characterized by thick and parallel bundles, upon differentiation.

The two simply supported prismatic beams are identical, parallel one upon the other and connected continuously by a viscoelastic layer.

The strings are identical, parallel, one upon the other and continuously coupled by a linear Winkler elastic element.

(4) A sequential activation of PAC, SAC and BA22 areas was clearly visible at all MFs, while other auditory areas may be more involved in parallel processing upon a stream originating from primary auditory area, which thus acts as a distribution hub.

The temperatures of the wires and bulk alloys evolve in rather parallel ways upon ageing in air at moderate temperatures (250 °C); thus a difference of about 20 or 50 °C for the ternary and quinternary alloys, respectively, persists in the transformation temperatures between wires and bulk, due to the finer microstructure of the wires.