The phrase "a concurrent change in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes that occur simultaneously in different areas or aspects.
Example: "The study revealed a concurrent change in both temperature and pressure during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a simultaneous change in" or "an overlapping change in".
We find little evidence of a concurrent change in clinical outcomes.
These findings indicate that autophagy decreases without a concurrent change in apoptosis during age-related left ventricular remodeling in mice.
The argon gas flow rate was varied from 35 to 15 sccm with a concurrent change in oxygen gas flow rate from 0 to 20 sccm.
In fact all of the aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (IleS, ProS, CysS, GlnS, AspS, ArgS, GltX, AlaS, TrpS, GlyS, Gly Q observed were up-regulated in the Δhfq mutant relative to the wild type without a concurrent change in transcription.
However, a concurrent change in testosterone levels with BPA exposure would remain biologically important.
A concurrent change in adult guidelines could lead to an increase in the proportion of adult visits including screening urinalysis.
At the synaptic level, we observed a rise of sEPSC frequency in 3xTg-AD mice, without any concurrent change in synaptic input indexed with synaptophysin.
A number of studies, including the original description of long-term potentiation (LTP) [1], have reported that the induction of synaptic plasticity is accompanied by changes in the intrinsic excitability of the neuron, indicating a potential concurrent change in voltage-gated channel activity [2], [3].
Yet further, in the three years prior to ITQs originally being implemented, the orange roughy 'boom' saw many new entrants into the fishery contributing to a significant and concurrent change in the social traditions of the fishery and changes in who were the relative beneficiaries of the resources managed under a single management plan.
These results preclude any conclusion regarding the existence of a mechanism of local spread through airborne transmission or indirectly through contaminated fomites or vectors, as simultaneous emergence of PCVAD could also be a result of concurrent change in contributing factors due to other mechanisms within ownerships.
Without concurrent change in the branch length and angles, the model predicts that the number of branching generations has a small influence on oxygen exchange.
