Sentence examples similar to a coinciding consequence of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a coinciding outbreak of pericarditis, an inflammation of the heart tissue that is potentially life-threatening, was affecting Central Kentucky thoroughbreds of various ages, including yearlings.

Although his diminishing cough seems to be a big reason for Teixeira's improved offense, there is a coinciding factor of equal importance.

The rounded structures have a coinciding center of gravity and center of rigidity avoiding possible torsional phenomenon during earthquakes.

Indeed the stock, which has plummeted from its 52 week high of 27.25 to as low as 3.19, actually saw a coinciding uptick of 0.31, with shares closing at 5.25.

Interestingly, we observed a coinciding peak of maltose export flux at time 12, which is biologically meaningful, as the maximum rate of maltose production must be related to the maximum rate of starch degradation.

These changes in the diversity of diatoms largely concurred with previous findings, which predicted an increase in the genera Grammatophora and Navicula under OA with a coinciding decrease of Cyclophora and Cylindrotheca (Johnson et al., 2011; Singh and Singh, 2014), which was also the case here.

"A huge increase in students from the European Union has seen a coinciding fall in the number of students applying from the rest of the UK.

This is a direct consequence of the social games phenomenon.

"Making together a consequence of America".

Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.

And as a consequence of, what?