Sentence examples for simultaneously might be from inspiring English sources
One senior adviser volunteered the argument that the image of a spirited and sympathetic Mr. Giuliani, fighting cancer and Mrs. Clinton simultaneously, might be the right antidote to the perception of the mayor as bellicose.
Asking it to innovate simultaneously might be too tall an order.
PARP-1 could repair the DNA damages induced by Topo inhibitors, therefore inhibiting Topo and PARP-1 simultaneously might be able to overcome resistance and improve outcomes.
A possible physical model to explain the seismic quiescence and activation simultaneously might be an LSSE model on the upper boundary of the subducting PA plate.
On the basis of previous research results [12, 13, 16, 20], we propose that learning from examples and problems simultaneously might be more effective and efficient than learning from example-problem pairs in the initial learning phase, and note that the strategy does not lose its effectiveness for proficient learners.
The ability of Mtb to engage multiple receptors (or receptor clusters) simultaneously might be an evolutionary advantage for its pathogenesis: in the absence of a single receptor, phagocyte infection by mycobacteria can be efficiently supported by alternative receptors.
Improvisers avoid spinning their wheels because they see quickly what isn't working or, simultaneously, what might be successful that didn't occur to them at first.
Simultaneously, cattle might be dealing with pasture progressive defoliation as the grazing event progresses.
Because FMNS and INS have some similarities and may exist simultaneously, they might be difficult to distinguish [ 1].
Simultaneously, there might be regional diversity of microglial phenotypes, and some brain areas might be more accessible to peripheral leukocytes (de Haas et al., 2008; Scheffel et al., 2012).
However, when multiple teeth are simultaneously isolated, it might be difficult to control the relative humidity of the operating field using a rubber dam [10].
