Sentence examples for testing simultaneously from inspiring English sources

The proposed protocol is designed to achieve multi-dimensional keyword search and bilateral private proximity testing simultaneously.

It is worth noticing that testing simultaneously different learning models, for the same training and testing data, is a well known practice in machine learning.

In vitro models for testing simultaneously LBF digestion and drug dispersion are in development to predict drug solubilization and bioavailability, select the best drug-LBF association and obtain better in vitro-in vivo correlations.

In the present work, we addressed mechanisms of testing simultaneously one-dimensional (1D) lateral ordering of dots, inter-dot coupling and 2D anisotropy of self-assembled QDs from studies of grazing-incidence X-ray diffraction (GID) and polarized photoluminescence (PL) emissions under different excitation power.

Antigenic distance between the vaccine and circulating strains can be best measured by serologically testing simultaneously for vaccine strains and 20 30 local influenza isolates obtained from various time intervals of the same year (in which excess influenza-associated mortality is identified).

Now consider testing simultaneously 100 different coins by tossing each 100 times.

Six half port TBMs and associated systems are expected to be tested simultaneously in three available Test Ports.

In her study, Harris ran two tests simultaneously.

Today sophisticated analytical techniques mean a broad range of poisons can be tested simultaneously and atropine could be identified with a very high degree of accuracy even if it wasn't initially suspected.

It gave the test simultaneously in New York, Boston, Denver, where many of the best employees of the Federal Bureau of Reclamation were located; and in Knoxville, Tenn., trying to lure engineers from the Tennessee Valley Authority.

The new findings have been made possible by new instruments, known as chips, which enable up to 500,000 points of variation on the human genome to be tested simultaneously for possible association with disease.