Sentence examples for simultaneously preventing from inspiring English sources

This localization is considered advantageous for PDT, as lysosomal photosensitizers such as EtNBS have been found capable of inducing apoptosis while simultaneously preventing autophagic rescue28.

The findings of this work could benefit the dairy industries to plan on utilization of acid whey and generate revenue while simultaneously preventing environmental and economic repercussions caused by it.

The geochronological results reveal a dynamic evolution for the soils overlying the Paraná basalt, where recurrent duricrust formation and dismantling lead to the evolution of regional colluvial soil profiles while simultaneously preventing the evolution of chemically stratified lateritic weathering profiles.

At the time, YouTube claimed it had to block the videos because PRS's demands were unrealistic while, simultaneously, preventing the PRS from revealing what those demands actually were, as the society had been forced to sign a heavy-handed non-disclosure agreement.

By delaying the oil pipeline decision, the president left some supporters with the impression that he would cancel the project after the election or let it die a slow death, while simultaneously preventing Republicans from readily attacking him for opposing domestic (or at least Canadian) oil production, not to mention jobs.

The goal is to optimally register normal tissues while simultaneously preventing tumor distortion.

Multipurpose prevention technologies (MPTs) designed to simultaneously prevent pregnancy and HIV could provide urgently needed tools to address unmet sexual and reproductive health needs of women worldwide.

But while it seems innocuous — maybe even the right thing to ask a customer — it's a question that simultaneously prevents sales while also destroying customer loyalty.

First, multiple sequential Marangoni flows, set by solute and surfactant simultaneously, prevent nonuniform particle distributions and continuously mix suspended materials during droplet evaporation.

Of course, this relationship also has been disputed: Nobel laureate Albert Einstein insisted, 'You cannot simultaneously prevent and prepare for war' (Nathan & Norden 1960).

The blood-contacting surface should simultaneously prevent thrombus formation and promote formation of a confluent endothelial cell layer, to achieve sustained haemostasis.