Sentence examples for simultaneously confronted from inspiring English sources

Rather than the traditional null hypothesis testing approach, they have adopted an approach called model selection, in which several competing hypotheses are simultaneously confronted with data.

In cases where basic models are insufficient, ecologists may adopt different kinds of statistical methods, such as the Akaike information criterion, or use models that can become mathematically complex as "several competing hypotheses are simultaneously confronted with the data".

During current range shifts, species are simultaneously confronted with a second major anthropogenic disturbance, landscape fragmentation.

Simultaneously confronted with decreasing hospital resources and growing public demand, EDs frequently experience prolonged waiting times and extended periods of overcrowding.

When simultaneously confronted with 'haa' calls of two different individuals of both sexes and varying familiarity in the paired playback experiment, free-ranging ravens showed differential behavioural and vocal responses (see Table 3).

The caption reads, "Professor Gallagher and his controversial technique of simultaneously confronting the fear of heights, snakes and the dark".

In confronting the grotesque, the menacing and the outright evil, Mr. Sleator's protagonists simultaneously confront their own identities and their relationship to their families, especially to brothers and sisters.

For instance, the birth of her son that sees her connect and engage at last ("in this life with Theo, there was calm") forces her to simultaneously confront the fear of losing him.

You could say the author is simultaneously confronting biological time, his mortality, and what you could call "archival time," the prospect of some posthumous literary life, or the foreclosure of that prospect.

Let Actor X unravel his celebrated second-act declamation, in which he simultaneously confronts the ghosts of his first six wives and triesto atone for the Battle of Jutland, and as soon as he is done, the audience offers a clatter of handclapping.

The only thing missing is a president who is ready to simultaneously confront Russia, bash China, tell Iraqis we're not leaving their country, snub the Muslim world by outsourcing our Arab-Israel policy to the prime minister of Israel, green light Israel to bomb Iran — and raise the defense budget while cutting taxes and eliminating the deficit.