Sentence examples for It concurs from inspiring English sources

It concurs with information filtering and recommendation.

It concurs with the argument of Antonakis and Atwarter (2002) that social distance, which is a concept that includes power distance, is not a necessary condition for the emergence of transformational leadership.

It concurs with other studies which reported that the availability of one-stop services for TB and HIV at the same facility promoted the linkage between these two services [ 6, 16, 24].

It concurs with previous findings that there is a deficit in postgraduate doctors' knowledge of EBM and critical appraisal skills, which requires addressing through education as the majority of trainees feel unconfident in their ability to assess research studies.

It concurs however with the observation by Van Buuren et al that the best decision rule to detect children with Turner syndrome, one of the major causes of short stature, is the distance between height SDS and target height [ 30].

It concurs with the findings of Hoffman et al [ 15, 16] who tested VR on adults with burns, and suggests that VR could provide a significant improvement in the pain management for all children undergoing treatment for this condition.

A homeless man, seeing me inspecting it, concurred that it was an excellent piece.

The Army said it concurred with the report's findings and planned to work more closely with local officials in Alabama.

But it concurred with the IOM/NRC panel that there are numerous problems with NCS, which would likely cost billions of dollars.

We may be friends but boxing's a business, isn't it?" Khan concurs: "Frankie will make a go of it in the pro game because he has got that toughness and can adapt.

The GP helping triage patients before they even arrive in our hospital greets me like a comrade: "It's busy, isn't it?" Yes, I concur.