Sentence examples for simultaneously dependent from inspiring English sources

The paradox is that they are simultaneously dependent upon and, at least in principle, in competition with other PIs in their field.

Our model facilitates prediction of important population patterns that is simultaneously dependent on complexities associated with spatially structured life history and mortality.

Simultaneously dependent siblings often compete for parentally provided resources.

In humans, parents need to divide their limited resources between several simultaneously dependent offspring [16], [17].

Rather, a trade-off between pre-hatching and post-hatching viability, mediated by ovulation order, could be widespread and possibly apply to non-avian taxa with asynchronously produced propagules that are simultaneously dependent on parental care.

In other words, the maternal effect (ovulation order) that maximizes post-hatching viability is the very maternal effect that minimizes pre-hatching viability, resulting in a probability of remaining viable through the entire nest cycle that is spread relatively evenly across the serially produced, simultaneously dependent propagules.

This tension between development and environmental conservation objectives is not an immutable outcome as agricultural systems are simultaneously dependents, and providers of ecosystem services.

Tweeting can be less dissipating an activity than blogging and yet, simultaneously, more dependent on longer-form work for its value as a tool.

Visual Analogue Scale scores, EuroQol scores, HADS Depression and HADS Anxiety scores were included simultaneously as dependent variables in this analysis.

Simultaneously, time-dependent effect of shear transfer at the pile head is explicitly identified and a useful starting point in design is recommended for passive pile loading in construction (short-term) and consolidation (long-term) phases.

Yue and Li [18] studied the synchronization stability of continuous and discrete complex dynamical networks with interval time-varying delays in the dynamical nodes and the coupling term simultaneously, delay-dependent synchronization stability are derived in the form of linear matrix inequalities.