Sentence examples for simultaneously suitable from inspiring English sources

Therefore, during passive ventilation, the optimal balloon volume obtained during the end-expiratory phase (low pressure) might not be simultaneously suitable for the measurement during the end-inspiratory phase (high pressure), especially in patients with high driving pressure.

This study considers simultaneously the suitable cultivable lands and water resources to optimize the cropping pattern in the Shahrekord plain of Chaharmahal-Va-Bakhtiari province, Iran.

James Hargreaves's spinning jenny (patented 1770) operated a number of spindles simultaneously but was suitable only for making yarn used as filling.

The proposed Bayesian approach quantifies the degrees-of-belief on the estimated SWCC according to site-specific test data and prior knowledge, and simultaneously selects a suitable SWCC model from a number of candidates based on the probability logic.

Since only one dedicated software system was available for data collection at each Institution, some patients were not included in cases where two operations were being performed simultaneously on two suitable candidates for enrolment.

To advance our current limited understanding of the consistency of transcriptional stress responses across different environmental stress types, it is necessary to examine stress responses to a diversity of stressors simultaneously and a suitable model organism is required.

An information theoretic approach is used in[4] to design radar waveforms suitable for simultaneously estimating and tracking the parameters of multiple targets.

The proposed algorithm enables robust spectrum estimation without the priori sparsity knowledge, and keeps low computational complexity simultaneously, which is more suitable for practical on-line applications.

It is also found that extreme reduction and augmentation in turn in the structural weight and fundamental frequency can be simultaneously achieved by selecting suitable stiffeners' geometrical parameters and distributions.

Such a symbolic system, in which both individual and group identity were expressed simultaneously, might have been suitable for the earliest modern humans who colonized Europe about 40,000 years ago and who probably lived in small, close-knit groups, especially as Ice Age glaciers spread across Europe and forced them to cluster together in warmer refugia, she said.

Survival models are suitable to simultaneously capture the conditional likelihood of the completion of a degree and the duration of program, rather than frequently employed conventional logit models which consider only the likelihood of a binary outcome, e.g. completion of a degree versus not-completion or persistence versus drop-out.