Sentence examples for simultaneously contributed from inspiring English sources
He simultaneously contributed to current affairs broadcasts and the big magazines of the day.
It is also presumed that the proton transfer in the membrane is simultaneously contributed from the Grotthuss-type mechanism and the vehicle-type mechanism.
The RLK simultaneously contributed resistance to both pathogens, establishing pleiotropy.
In fact, within P. muralis, diversity and divergence levels are not strikingly different among these regions (Table 2), suggesting that all Mediterranean peninsulas significantly and simultaneously contributed to the long-term persistence of this species throughout the Pleistocene glaciations.
This effect was even more pronounced in the HvG model, where treatment was continued for 5 days after DST, and the immunosuppressive effect of CsA simultaneously contributed to the inhibition of the allogeneic immune response.
When reporting on outcomes by disease (Additional file 2), we re-organized the data for 32 articles that incorporated 'multiple eligible diseases' i.e., each eligible disease reported in these articles was placed into its respective single-disease category so that each of these 32 articles simultaneously contributed to multiple disease categories.
So, everyone downloading a file is simultaneously contributing to its distribution, making it impossible to "leech," or take without also giving.
The issue, he said, was whether the United States could "save a significant amount of oil that we import from the Persian Gulf from countries that have the ability to dictate our future and simultaneously contribute to the effort to improve global warming problems as well as health in America".
Thus, CBNRM can and should simultaneously contribute to both conservation and development, as happened for private land.
Apart from inadequate moisture in the dry land, bean fly simultaneously contributes negatively thereby adversely affecting bean productivity.
The aim of this paper is to identify linkages and factors that may simultaneously contribute to these problems.
