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The Honor Code is a driving influence in the community standard because it expresses our institution's core values and a concomitant set of expectations for behavior.

In normal mice, the central administration of 3-MT caused a temporary mild hyperactivity with a concomitant set of abnormal movements.

In this article we have shown how the definition and measurement difficulties of these competences can be handled, i.e., by using the reduced context of a specific occupation, and the concomitant set of social rules and values, an unambiguous definition becomes possible.

In this metabolic setting, a concomitant predominance of circulating counter-regulatory hormones, in particular pancreatic glucagon acting via the cAMP pathway, induces glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis in the liver, which produce and release hepatic glucose in the blood.

The novelty of this study was the administration of a mono-dose of BVZ 10 mg/kg, followed by a lower dose in the concomitant setting in which the effects of the single dose and the clinical, pathological and biological effects after surgery were studied.

Is there a lack of concern about security among senior officials and a concomitant inadequacy of priority and resources?

The 18th century brings both a new sense of shining sun, and a concomitant awareness of filth, mud and smoke.

The country has been at war in Afghanistan and Iraq for almost 10 years, with a concomitant toll of death and injuries.

This increased the enzymatic turnover of G : U substrates, with a concomitant loss of G : T-processing activity.

With the wisdom of hindsight, a concomitant history of American classical music could be constructed, highlighting their maverick precursors and progenitors.

A concomitant preservation of host cone photoreceptors was also observed.