Sentence examples for viral at the same from inspiring English sources
"Meg-a-Tar is designed to go broadcast and viral at the same time," Mr. Clegg said.
The honey badger video [containing very strong language] went viral at the same time, and he was just doing ridiculous stuff that defied all logic of strength, and it just caught on.
The live-streaming app, which is uncannily similar to Periscope, went viral at the same time the Periscope team was prepping its final beta, seeding it with friends and friends of friends and Tyra Banks for some reason.
Surprisingly, lipo3-J3 only provided 60%% of viral inhibition at J3 concentration of 286 ng/ml, whereas lipo1-J3 and lipo2-J3 inhibited approximately 90%% of viral growth at the same concentration (Fig. 6a).
"They got around that problem by giving patients three drugs simultaneously, a treble whammy that has worked very effectively by tackling different viral genes at the same time.
Here, we investigate the sequential events when Rta encounters host and viral genomes at the same time.
Single-cycle experiments were performed at an MOI of 1 such that most cells would be infected simultaneously and pass through the phases of latency and viral release at the same time.
For example, NiV infected PaKiT02 cells (Figure 3A) produced detectable viral antigen levels comparable to that observed in Vero cells in almost all cells at 24 hours post infection, whereas the same infection in the PaKiH01 cells resulted in less than 25% of the cells producing detectable viral antigens at the same time point.
However, the relationship of this event to AT7519 was not clear as the patient had coincidental viral infection at the same time.
The data in the current report suggest that exposure to gluten either prior to or during the same 3-month period as a GI illness increases the risk of persistent IA, but it is difficult to tell from these data whether this is attributed to an inflammatory response to gluten antigens or increased gut permeability due to viral illness at the same time as gluten antigens are introduced.
First, the treatment outcome is predicted by extrapolating the second phase of viral load decline, i.e., by assuming that the slope of viral decline continues at the same pace.
