Sentence examples for simultaneously determination from inspiring English sources

Hence, this test is employed in the paper to simultaneously determination of the flow stress and the friction factor for AZ61 alloy.

Moreover, in the mixture of AA, DA and UA, obvious electrochemical potential separations among the three detected peaks were observed, making the simultaneously determination of AA, DA and UA possible.

In addition DArT technology offers low cost per data, high throughput and sequence-independent genotyping [ 36, 37] and allows simultaneously determination of several hundred to several thousands of polymorphic loci spread over the genome [ 38].

The method permits the simultaneously determination of squalene and TGA, which is most desired in olive oil industry and the duration is three times shorter than that in classic chromatographic methods.

"Wherever we can construct concepts that, through their determinations (i.e., their limitations), do not merely negate, but they simultaneously determine positively the negated component that is missing from the whole, we can think in terms of alternatives.

To date, there are no studies reporting the simultaneously quantitative determination of ginsenosides and Aconitum alkaloids in Shen-Fu decoction.

He has a profound sympathy for the men and women he once chased, but simultaneously a determination to keep them out of his country.

At various time intervals after the treatment, the numbers of trypsinized cells were determined using a Coulter Counter simultaneously with the determination of metabolically active viable cells based on determination of intracellular ATP in cell lysate.

Still there will be people who simultaneously admire such determination while wishing that it wasn't necessary: that Farah's work-life balance allowed a little more soft play as well as hard yards.

Simultaneously, a quantitative determination was achieved in Hela cells in the range of 8 48 μM.

Maternal and fetal blood samples were collected simultaneously for the determination of uterine and umbilical uptake values of amino acids, and for concentrations of arterial insulin, glucagon, glucose, and lactate before (control) and during (experimental) infusion.