Sentence examples for simultaneously survey from inspiring English sources
As one total station can only track and measure one target at a time, two RTS units need to be synchronized in order to simultaneously survey two points on a moving object through wireless automation command control.
Each array contains probes for about ten thousand genes, and hence a single hybridization can simultaneously survey a good portion of microbial populations [9].
Here, we show how a high-throughput assay incorporating eight parallel RT-PCR reactions followed by ESI-MS analysis can be used to simultaneously survey for all species of influenza viruses, provide clade-level resolution, identify mixed viral populations in the same sample, detect reassortants, and facilitate monitoring of viral evolution, all integral components of broad influenza surveillance.
Thus, this approach may be used to simultaneously survey communities of two distinct groups of bacteria associated with periodontal infections [ 7, 14, 39].
All zones were simultaneously surveyed.
DNA microarray technology is a high throughput and parallel technique for genomic investigation due to its advantages of simultaneously surveying features of large scales complex data in biology.
We used an independent double-observer method to measure the influence of observer type (volunteers and researchers) and fish community structure on the detection probability and count dissimilarity between two observers simultaneously surveying the same transect.
The Code-38's single-hinge, though, is so precisely engineered that I have yet to meet the cork I could not extract effortlessly, while (in my would-be sommelier's imagination) bantering wittily with the table in front of me and simultaneously surveying the rest of the dining room for trouble.
Malaria vectors were simultaneously surveyed in all the 16 study villages.
We simultaneously surveyed students' Attitudes Towards Statistics (ATS; Wise, 1985), precourse and postcourse.
We simultaneously surveyed postdoctoral scholars at UCSF (see Supplemental Material 3), and found postdoctoral scholars were more likely to prefer a research-focused career path (89%).
