Lions to win Jay Gruden gave Kirk Cousins a vote of confidence this week, insisting that the Washington quarterback "gives us the best chance to win" – which might simultaneously be true but also not an especially ringing endorsement when Colt McCoy is the alternative.
Moreover, the recent divergence, thus high level of sequence similarity, of human Aurora-B and Aurora-C suggests a novel anti-cancer strategy which might simultaneously target the ATP-binding domains of this kinase pair with dual action inhibitors.
Deciphering the underlying mechanisms of plants' adaptations to stresses using few datasets might overlook the different aspects of stress tolerance in plants, which might be simultaneously and consequently operated in the system.
However, less is known about the local and/or time-phased interplay of these factors, which might act simultaneously or at different times in different cellular localities.
Results suggest that cooler light exposure improves the cognitive system's capacity to deal with multiple task representations, which might remain active simultaneously without interfering with each other, and visuo-spatial ability, producing fewer errors in the mental rotation of 3-D objects.
There is consequently an imminent need to know and prioritize which procedures might simultaneously work best towards achieving captive breeding goals while keeping cost-benefit ratios as low as possible.
"It would seem to me," said Kevin Stiroh, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, "that you would have a transition period during which you would have both distribution channels -- stores and Internet -- operating simultaneously, which might not be the most efficient way to work, and then you would go to the channel that is the most efficient".
The nonlinear item and the regime-switching mechanism exist in the model simultaneously, which might make the problem more complicated (see e.g. [18, 19], and [17] for more details).
In a third study (Abdu et al. 2015), ionograms taken on same nights from FTL and SLU were used, but spatial differences, which might have occurred occurred simultaneously, were not considered.
However, early onset and early diagnosis of familial cancer were ignored simultaneously, which might also cause selection bias.
For both isotopes, electron capture decays lead to multiple gamma photons emitted simultaneously, which might cause a so-called multiple coincidence.
