Sentence examples for simultaneously sorted from inspiring English sources

a The four candidate progenitor cell populations were simultaneously sorted and put into a culture according to the shown gating strategy.

Stem cell (ADSCs and HSC-progenitors) components as well as EC and pericytes of fresh SVF were simultaneously sorted and individually put into culture to observe expansion.

Note that, because the attribute stimuli are simultaneously sorted, the extrinsic valence of the response keys is continually being reinforced.

For adoptive transfer of T and NK cells, CD3+NKp46− T and NKp46+CD3− NK cells were simultaneously sorted from spleens of SHIP−/− mice and adoptively transferred into irradiated C57BL6 hosts (550 Rads) via retro-orbital injection.

We optimized a method combining a mZBF (modified zinc-based fixative) and FCM (flow cytometry) to simultaneously sort cells from non-transgenic animals.

As the latest exhibition at his gallery reaches its last rooms, it descends into darkly pornographic work by the likes of Cindy Sherman, Linder Sterling, and Richard Prince that like so many other things in life are sort of horrific and, simultaneously, sort of titillating.

As the latest exhibition at his gallery reaches its last rooms, it descends into darkly pornographic work by the likes of Cindy Sherman, Linder Sterling, and Richard Prince which like so many other things in life are sort of horrific and, simultaneously, sort of titillating.

Groups of up to 3000 embryos can simultaneously be analysed and sorted into multi well plates or Petri dishes within 15 minutes.

In this paper, an alternative strategic algorithm is proposed, in which the instructions are divided into a number of stages, then sorted and executed simultaneously, thereby increasing the throughput.

It may be a sign of complexity: those who deal with many unresolved ideas simultaneously cannot sort and file the papers on their desks, because they haven't yet sorted and filed the ideas in their head.

"It's very bad for the soul, all this banging on about yourself," says Zoe Heller, "and it induces simultaneously a sort of grotesque narcissism and paranoia and self-loathing".