"performing side by side" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe two people working together on a task, working together at the same time, or simply sharing the same space. For example, "The two dancers were performing side by side in the recital."
Some of these vectors (7TGC, 7TGP, 7TF and 7TFP) are comparable in design to previously reported lentiviruses (pBARVef1R, pBARVS, pBARL and pBARLS, respectively) [16], and matching viruses show similar activity, although precise comparison is not possible without performing side-by-side experiments.
Imagine if you were a child and your great dream was to be a professional dancer and were given the opportunity to perform side-by-side with a Broadway performer?
The tasks were performed side-by-side without mutual interaction or coordination.
We implemented these two algorithms in C++ and performed side-by-side comparisons with the prior algorithm.
Laboratory validations of the SPME passive sampler with the direct-reading ozone monitor were performed side-by-side in an exposure chamber at 25 °C.
To see whether the self-complementary AAV serotype 2.5 vector (scAAV2.5-BMP2) covercomercome this, we performed side-by-side comparisons in vitro and in the murine femoral allograft model.
This is comparable to a recent report where RNA-seq and tilling array were performed side-by-side (R = 0.68)[30.68
Regarding the discrepancy between APCs used in different studies, it will be necessary to perform side-by-side comparisons to resolve this apparent paradox.
In addition, when Phos-A peptide was titrated in the phosphorylation assay performed side-by-side for Tau and β-catenin (without Axin but with CK1 priming phosphorylation), indistinguishable dose-dependent inhibition of GSK3 by Phos-A was reproducibly observed (Figure 5F and 5G).
Productions were performed side-by-side (n = 3).
