Sentence examples for simultaneously strongly from inspiring English sources

We looked for associations between polymorphisms in the enriched patterns by identifying mutations which appear together in patterns and are simultaneously strongly associated with the longevity phenotypes.

Clients will be asked if clinician provision of risk assessment, and for 'at risk' clients, brief advice and referral, was acceptable for each risk individually and for all risks simultaneously (strongly disagree, disagree, unsure, agree, strongly agree).

Linkage disequilibrium across extended portions of the genome serves to maintain epistatic interactions and retain phenotypic traits determined by the interactions of specific alleles at multiple loci but, simultaneously, strongly limits the possibility of generating recombined lines and hence new, potentially more favourable, genotypes.

The new tasks activated these two regions simultaneously, more strongly for the phon-seg task.

To show the stability of the technique it has been applied to the industrially well-known system of simultaneous absorption or desorption of H2S and CO2 to or from an amine solution, accompanied by simultaneously occurring strongly interfering overall chemical reaction(s) of complex, non elementary kinetics.

It was a common occurrence that tumor cells and endothelial cells simultaneously stained strongly.

Performing both analyses simultaneously is strongly recommended, as it reduces the risk of missing an MPS diagnosis.

Although none of these characteristics alone is specific enough for diagnosis of IgG4-RD, co-existence of several characteristics simultaneously may strongly indicate the disease.

Thus, GATA1 is unable to bind these sites even while simultaneously binding strongly at GATA2-bound regions; the simplest explanation is that pioneering by GATA2 is a critical determinant of GATA1 recruitment.

In fact, this possibility is very likely, considering the irregular and heterogeneous nature of the microvasculature of tumours, and is supported by the observation that the two pO2 series recorded simultaneously were strongly correlated in some tumours.

After all, the line of reasoning goes, isn't the young mother on the cover challenging stereotypes by proudly, publicly defending her choice to breastfeed – while simultaneously embodying a strongly sexual being?