Sentence examples for take place concurrent from inspiring English sources
Dephosphorylation of γH2AX is thought to take place concurrent to or after DNA repair and is required for efficient checkpoint recovery.
Preliminary research on the effectiveness of the LTG PD program, which took place concurrent with its development, offers evidence of the promise of the program to impact teacher and student learning.
They have been fabricated via a combined phase-inversion and sintering technique, whereby the viscous fingering phenomenon that takes place concurrent to phase inversion leads to the formation of a plurality of finger-like voids or micro-channels within the membranes.
This is a phenotype relevant to renal development and carcinogenesis, and takes place concurrent with complex morphogenic processes that require cell proliferation and movement, rearrangements of the cytoskeleton and of the cell cell junctional complexes, and remodelling of the cell matrix (Birchmeier et al, 2003).
Feasibility studies concerning this engineering field are numerous and take place in a concurrent environment.
Since concurrent transmissions take place after the determination of TXOP, there is no contention among the APs during concurrent transmissions.
These visits took place on concurrent days while subjects wore the vest monitors.
It is possible that some events are very large and give rise to this behavior, or it is possible that distinct concurrent events are more likely to take place at adjacent places on a cell.
"He thinks it ought to be run concurrent or at the same time as broader meetings take place in town halls.
The gain in capacity comes from the concurrent transmissions (made possible by the precoding vector) that take place once the handshaking process is completed.
These observations suggested that the proliferation and differentiation of epithelial progenitor cells, which is programmed to take place at different times of a female's reproductive life, could be concurrent at a late stage of pregnancy in SirT1ko/ko mice.
