Sentence examples for rise synchronously from inspiring English sources
At week 6 post-infection, IFN-γ, IL-4 and IL-10 levels also showed a dramatic rise synchronously in vaccinated pigs.
Genes in the late-onset group showed low levels of total mRNA initially, rising synchronously with the polyA+ data after 3.0 hpf, consistent with zygotic transcription (Fig. 7C).
Formation of the eight sets of dorsoventral muscles in polyplacophorans passes through a transitory stage of multiple individual myocytes that appear synchronously [ 7] and give rise to the first seven paired shell muscle units (while the eighth set forms considerably later, together with the most posterior shell plate [ 7]).
This synchronization pattern gives rise to a theta oscillation reflected in the time evolution of the average membrane potential shown in panel G. On the contrary, cortical neurons do not fire synchronously, as illustrated in panels E and F, resulting in an almost flat time trace of the average membrane potential (panel G).
Muscle activity will be recorded during walking, one-leg rise and hop for distance trials using surface electromyography (EMG) sampled synchronously with kinematic data via a telemetered Noraxon Telemyo 900 system (Noraxon, AZ, USA).
The tribo-performance in terms of their friction-fade and friction-recovery behaviour has been rigorously evaluated while synchronously taking into account of the in situ braking induced temperature rise in the disc at the braking interface on a Krauss friction testing machine following ECE regulations.
The earliest duplication that gave rise to F3'5'Hp and the founder of all other F3'5'Hs on chr6 occurred synchronously with the event of γ hexaploidisation (4DTV 0.361 ± 0.035).
Could that same transformation occur a-synchronously or through a video lecture or through Skype?" If the number of business schools continues to rise, and competition becomes fierecer, it is a question that will be answered sooner rather than later.
The Rockettes moved synchronously.
Sequentially or synchronously, he-men consort polygynously.
"It seems those two things synchronously end," he said.
