Sentence examples for presenting simultaneously with from inspiring English sources

As a higher order construct, IEC consists of multiple first order constructs which are worthwhile even when presenting simultaneously with other orientations.

Our cases were diagnosed as ANCA-associated vasculitis presenting simultaneously with primary EBV infection on their initial visit.

Fifty tissue samples were obtained from female dogs with malignant mammary tumours during surgery in private clinics; 27 were solitary nodules, and 22 were multiple nodules presenting simultaneously with 2 or more lumps.

Each spiderling was presented simultaneously with one individual of each prey species in a randomized design.

Each animal was presented simultaneously with two weighed bottles: one contained a sucrose solution (1%) and the other contained water.

Experiment 1 subjects studied a series of face pairs; within-pair faces were presented simultaneously, with one just above the other.

In Experiment 1, seven stimulus conditions were tested using the Coordinate Response Measure (Bolia et al., 2000) speech corpus, in which subjects were required to report the key words in a target sentence presented simultaneously with two distracter sentences.

The patient described in our study presented simultaneously with an acute onset of intermittent aphasia suggestive of an acute cerebral embolic event, bilateral lower extremity pain and paresthesias suggestive of acute limb ischemia, and left flank pain suggestive of splenic and/or renal infarction.

However, it is not yet clear whether partial on-screen textual information (e.g., key words or phrases) presented simultaneously with fully narrated text would generate a similar negative effect or be beneficial for learning, especially when the language of instruction is a foreign or second language for the learners.

In both cases the strongest effect was observed when the target was presented simultaneously with the luminance step.

In experiment 2, the stimuli were gratings like in experiment 1, presented simultaneously with the change in mean luminance.