Sentence examples for system for simultaneously from inspiring English sources
So the researchers designed a sophisticated system for simultaneously stimulating and monitoring activity in multiple designated neurons.
So the investigators designed a sophisticated system for simultaneously stimulating and monitoring activity in multiple designated neurons.
With a modular nervous system amenable to molecular techniques, crayfish offer a novel system for simultaneously exploring molecular mechanism and neuroanatomical targets of cocaine-induced reward in an invertebrate system.
In this study, a novel and simple measurement system for simultaneously measuring the geometric errors in six-degree-of-freedom (6-DOF) for a moving linear stage of a machine tool is designed and validated.
This study attempts to integrate energy wood harvesting into forest management optimization, and analyses the energy wood harvest from precommercial thinning using a simulation-optimization system for simultaneously optimizing timber and energy wood production.
In this paper, we employed a system for simultaneously collecting EMG, MMG and SMG from the RF muscle during isometric ramp contraction at different contraction speeds.
Jiang, Y. et al. Bioelectrochemical systems for simultaneously production of methane and acetate from carbon dioxide at relatively high rate.
A small steady state spherical tokamak (ST) offers an attractive system for producing simultaneously the neutron, particle and heat fluxes necessary to effectively test and optimise blanket modules, first wall structures and other components under the required fusion power plant conditions.
In our previous work, we introduced encapsulation and PEGylation system for islets transplantation simultaneously.
The main advantage of using a peptide array system is the possibility for simultaneously screening thousands of binding events in biological and pharmaceutical research [ 6].
Among the survey respondents 79%% reported that they would worry about the security of their record if this were part of a national EHR system, with 71%% indicating that in their opinion the NHS was unable at the time of the survey to make EHRs secure as part of a cradle-to-grave system, used simultaneously for purposes of health provision, research and policy.
