Sentence examples for that concomitantly from inspiring English sources

In the present study, two different strains of enterococci that concomitantly produce lipase, protease and enterocin were identified, and their metabolites that have potential for applications in either food or pharmaceutical products were also characterised.

Specifically, TPP binding triggers a conformational switch in the RNA from a transcriptionally active "on" state to an inactive "off" state that concomitantly causes the formation of a terminator hairpin and halting of transcription.

Thus, low-grade glioma cells may resemble the expansion of A2B5+ glial progenitor-like cells; high-grade gliomas, in addition to the expansion of A2B5+ glial progenitor-like cells, may also contain CD133+ putative glioma stem cells that concomitantly express multiple surface markers of glial progenitor cells.

The author inferred that concomitantly increased proliferating microglia might mediate this proproliferation effect of CTX0E03 cells [ 103].

More recently, theranostics has become commonly used to describe image-guided therapy, or therapeutic agents that concomitantly possess imaging capabilities.

Moreover, a longer duration of TZD use resulted in a significant decreased risk of colorectal cancer within the groups that concomitantly used low-dose aspirin or NSAIDs.

The choice of an 'ideal' ventilatory device is a difficult task that may concomitantly consider technical performances and ergonomics.

Emergy synthesis is a methodology that can concomitantly evaluate the integration of sustainability principles into curricula, and the campuses' operations to function with minimal environmental impact.

OC gene is likely to have appeared from MGP through a tandem gene duplication that occurred concomitantly with the appearance of the bony vertebrates.

The 0.9 1-mm nanowire demonstrated a direct band gap that increases concomitantly with a decrease in the diameter of the wire because of quantum limitation, regardless of surface termination.

Similarly, nucleolin mRNA is selectively induced following a heat shock stress at 44°C, an event that occurs concomitantly with a strong induction of the Hsp70 mRNA (Fig. 7C).