Sentence examples for rather simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Rather, simultaneously, the spaces of organic food production and distribution are the national network, the regional distribution system and the local farm.

In case of selection for Nanog-low cells, most of these cells are rather simultaneously shifted toward the Nanog-high state and then back again.

Moreover, using sequential rather simultaneously presented comparison faces may also improve our ability to detect a FIE in discrimination.

Thus, as all natriuretic peptides are rather simultaneously regulated in systolic and diastolic dysfunction, it seems more attractive to identify the most sensitive biochemical marker.

Early therapeutic interventions applied rather simultaneously after hospital or intensive care unit (ICU) admission, may affect the oxygen transport (DO2)/oxygen consumption (VO2) balance and ScvO2 in an unpredictable direction.

While the array theoretically measures all genes, several factors must be considered: 1) the genomic origin remains unknown for a moderate number of genes; 2) probes may not be unique to individual genes but rather simultaneously measure several family members; 3) probes may not measure known genes, but rather expression originating from "non-genic" regions such as regulatory RNAs.

It also wants GAM to disarm before it reins in the army, rather than simultaneously, as envisaged in December.

In photographic lineups, images should be presented sequentially rather than simultaneously, allowing witnesses to compare each image against their memory instead of choosing from among a group.

So far, Ms. Rocha has been able to walk the fraught tightrope between high fashion and commercial work rather effortlessly — simultaneously working for John Galliano, Louis Vuitton and Chanel, as well as for Ann Taylor Loft, Nordstrom and Esprit.

In Experiment 2 the faces within each pair were presented sequentially rather than simultaneously.

How is it possible for contents that are all experienced together, and also as present, seemingly to occur in succession rather than simultaneously?