Sentence examples for suggest simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Rather than developing a signature from one dataset and validating it in other datasets, we suggest simultaneously testing multiple pre-defined gene signatures on multiple datasets to identify signatures that are prognostic in as many independent datasets as possible.

In a final ludicrous twist to this debate it has been suggested simultaneously that we need more grammar schools to increase access for poorer children and that we should have only 20 or so in certain types of communities for specific families.

This class of NP-hard problems, as the name suggests, simultaneously optimizes facility locations and the design of the underlying network.

Surprisingly, late INa induction by ATX-II does not significantly influence systolic Ca2+-transient amplitude or SR-Ca2+-load compared to untreated control despite the markedly increased SR-Ca2+-leak, suggesting simultaneously increased Ca2+ reuptake into the SR.

Overall the results suggest that simultaneously profiling miRNA and mRNA expression could be informative when exploring the regulation of miRNAs and mRNAs.

He suggests betting simultaneously on the growth potential in a recovering global economy — for instance, by investing in those economically sensitive sectors of the market — while also holding more defensive shares like dividend-paying blue-chip stocks.

This also suggests that simultaneously performing label propagation and graph learning is necessary and effective.  .

This also suggests that simultaneously performing label propagation and graph learning is necessary and effective.

Several methods have been suggested to simultaneously adjust pipe roughness coefficients and nodal demands (Bhave and Gupta 2006), or pipe roughness coefficient only with the assumption that nodal demands are fairly accurate and do not need any adjustment.

Moreover, hypermethylation may occur in synergy with other epigenetic events, as it coincided with low acetylation, suggesting a simultaneously increased HDAC activity.

Moreover, it also suggests taking simultaneously into account physical and psychosocial aspects of frailty in order to better explain the adverse events of aging and to better identify older adults at risk of negative geriatric outcomes such as the loss of ADL.