Sentence examples for simultaneously revealing that from inspiring English sources
The HIF-regulated vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) decreased simultaneously, revealing that heat inhibits both HIF-1alpha stabilization and transcriptional activity.
An investigative journalist, Claudio Gatti, in a piece published – such is the writer's global fame – in four languages simultaneously reveals that she is not a Neapolitan born amid poverty and violence but Anita Raja, the daughter of a German-born teacher who lived for only her earliest years in Naples.
Coexpression of R/L10-12GCS90 with an ER and a Golgi marker simultaneously, revealed that the punctate structures are closely associated but nevertheless distinct and smaller than Golgi stacks.
Consideration of all tumour characteristics simultaneously revealed that current or recent use of combined hormone replacement therapy was associated with risk of small (2.29 (1.66–3.15)) and grade 1 (3.36 (2.22–5.08)) tumours (Phet=0.05 for size and 0.0008 for grade 1 vs 3), rather than specific histopathologic types (Phet=0.63 for ductal vs lobular).
The approach can be used to design multiple experiments simultaneously, revealing benefits that arise from combinations of experiments.
Using our approach, multiple experiments can be designed simultaneously revealing potential benefits that might arise from specific combinations of experiments.
By taking this multidimensional approach to rating and grouping two important state ECE policies simultaneously, nuanced variation in policy is revealed that is not captured by measures of the strength of a single policy alone.
Many had expected the company would simultaneously reveal its latest wearables, but that didn't happen.
As in our study, other end points that were investigated simultaneously revealed dose-additive effects.
Second, can this phenotype provide sufficient evidence of mode of action(s) of pollutants and simultaneously reveal downstream (off-target) molecular effects that relate to whole-organism health?
Referring to her sculptured heads as masks — an Ensor trademark — she pointed out that they simultaneously reveal "what is in the front, and what is behind, and what you can see through".
