Sentence examples for we simultaneously consider from inspiring English sources

We simultaneously consider the influences of the two components on regional precipitation through a comparison of three DS simulations.

In this study, we simultaneously consider stochastic variables, non-discretionary variables, and ordinal data, and present a new type of DEA model.

Compared with previous studies, this study fills the gap in the literature in three important aspects: First, given the institutional reality of "departmental and regional segregation (tiao kuai fenge)" in the Chinese governance system, we simultaneously consider industry and regional factors, creating a cross-classified framework of labor markets.

This lecture strikes us as very good to think with at this present point: it demands we simultaneously consider the interplay of sovereign power, discipline, biopolitics and concepts of security, and race.

In Approach 1, we simultaneously considered all the design factors and proposed two algorithms (SGA-1 and TGA-1).

We simultaneously considered actuator faults, control delay, input saturation, time-varying parameter uncertainties and external disturbances when designing the control method.

Second, we simultaneously considered the influence of short-term and chronic TSP exposure on lung function.

In the base model, Model ABRWY, we simultaneously considers 4 types of protein PIs; A~B, A~R, A~W and A~Y.

At first glance, this appears analogous to predictions across and within breeding groups obtained in the present study, especially given that when we simultaneously considered both breeding groups when training the genomic prediction models, accuracies did not decrease much compared with those obtained by training models specific to each breeding group.

Second, BFRs were not measured in the same population as chlorinated POPs in the NHANES, so we could not simultaneously consider the effect of chlorinated POPs.

In a simulation study, Danusevicius and Lindgren (2005) suggested that the optimum breeding population size should range between 30 and 70 for northerly coniferous species if we are to simultaneously consider the advance in breeding value, the associated loss of gene diversity, and the time and cost components of long breeding populations.