Sentence examples for simultaneously successful from inspiring English sources

Researchers from the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health have found that developed countries that have been successful in reducing income inequalities through increased taxation and improved access to social services have been simultaneously successful in reducing infant mortality rates; the U.S has the highest infant mortality rate among comparable developed nations.

In the full tetrahedron, all three fluorophores were fully visible in the absence of quenchers (lane 10) but fully quenched when quenchers were added (lane 11), indicating that all three ring formations were simultaneously successful, and that the tetrahedron's overall structure formed as designed.

The fact that life in any form and the eye have highly interdependent, simultaneously successful systems may make evolution seem illogical or nonsensical.

There are many well known genetic system "crashes" (failing to work as usual) like The fact that life in any form and the eye have highly interdependent, simultaneously successful systems may make evolution seem illogical or nonsensical.

The trimodal approach, recording PET data, MR data and EEG data simultaneously was successful.

Thus, in 1999 the Dglvs gene (Dugesia VASA-like) was reported as the first gene expressed in neoblasts [ 20] and, almost simultaneously, a successful application of RNA interference (RNAi) was reported [ 21].

But Carrefour is simultaneously expanding its successful operations abroad.

Godsey was known as Kelly until his senior year of college, at which point he began the difficult process of changing his gender identity while simultaneously continuing a successful athletic career.

It is important to give attention to all these different mediators because they can, either apart from each other or simultaneously, lead to successful treatment outcome.

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.

Sir Bernard Miller, who has died aged 98, was chairman of the John Lewis Partnership from 1955 until 1972, and was a key member of the team which created the company's modern structure, turning worker participation into reality while simultaneously building a commercially successful retailer.