Sentence examples for a concomitant of from inspiring English sources

Traffic, in any case, is a concomitant of modern life.

He and his colleagues aren't sure whether weakened females, reduced food resources (a concomitant of climate change) or pollution may be to blame.

Argentina's debt was almost all in dollars, so default was a concomitant of the collapse of its currency's peg to the greenback.

Though both were relentless perfectionists — control freaks, some who worked with them said — friends said the often-excitable Mr. Tourondel could also be insular and reserved, a concomitant of his creativity in the kitchen.

Drainage, in agriculture, the artificial removal of water from land; drainage is employed in the reclamation of wetlands, in the prevention of erosion, and as a concomitant of irrigation in the agriculture of arid regions.

Mr. Martins — shown in another film interview as well as addressing the audience in person — spoke, gently, of several aspects that he hopes characterize the institute's choreography: architecture, deployment of the particular vocabulary of ballet, and a concomitant of music.

The comparison of spectra, here not reported, has given a confirmation of this phenomenon and of a concomitant readjustment of hydrocarbons in the C1s region.

Inhibition of Rpn4 degradation may result in a concomitant delay of release of Rpn4 and the proteasome from a DSB.

The TH was designed to release the maximum amount of xylose with a concomitant formation of minimal amounts of furans.

Limitations of this study are its retrospective nature and the lack of a concomitant analysis of the cytokines circulating levels.

To elucidate the clinical profile of a concomitant diagnosis of adenomyosis in women with leiomyomas.