Sentence examples for simultaneously in terms of from inspiring English sources

In this study, instrumental earthquake data recorded within the MLSEA were analyzed simultaneously in terms of the FMD b and the D C values from 13 seismic source zones.

Three-dimensional CT may be an effective tool for investigating the 3D changes in hard and soft tissues simultaneously in terms of direction and amount of movement information that 2D radiographs and 3D surface scanning systems cannot provide.

We found that representing water consumption simultaneously in terms of gallons and associated embodied energy led to a statistically significant reduction in water consumption, while representing water consumption only in terms of gallons did not.

We have to deal both with governments and civil societies of other countries, thinking simultaneously in terms of hard power as well as the soft power of narrative and values.

Dyed fabrics were simultaneously evaluated in terms of CIELAB colour space (L*, a* and b*) values and colour strength in terms of K/S by reflectance method using 100 standard observer.

L0-AbS technique is based on iteratively imposing to the solution being approximately sparse in a given redundant frame (or a finite set of them), and being, simultaneously, likely in terms of the observation.

mRNA-mRNA/miRNA-miRNA: An adapted metric was employed that promotes the interacting nodes that co-express (co-activate or co-repress) and simultaneously discriminate significantly in terms of expression between the two states (young/old).

Recall, also, the 'interchangeable currency' issue in the rational choice agenda discussed above, meaning that activating one principle may perturb the wider system which could require users holistically to consider pinning down other principles simultaneously (e.g. in terms of the 25 T principles, simultaneously increasing risk and effort; in 11D terms, Deter and Discourage).

As verified by our simulation study in Section 6, in-situ schemes can simultaneously achieve good performance in terms of scalability, storage overhead, key-sharing probability, and resilience.

This again suggests there is still more to be desired in how provinces/territories simultaneously optimize their performance in terms of health and healthcare, given their community and health system characteristics.

A high agreement of different callers (i.e. a high percentage of SNPs detected by different callers simultaneously) with each other in terms of called variants, is an advantage if whole-genome sequencing data is handled in a way like O'Rawe [ 18] suggested, namely using only the variants discovered by multiple variants callers or pipelines for further analyses.