Sentence examples for actually concurrent from inspiring English sources

Actually, concurrent use of proton pump inhibitors significantly reduces risk of GIB in patients treated with warfarin [ 20].

The game is also great for multiplayer, despite not actually supporting any concurrent multiplayer.

"When you are at Amazon.com you are actually there with 10,000 concurrent other people, but you cannot see them or talk to them," Mr. Rosedale said.

Smokers are actually harmed by the concurrent use of beta-carotene.

Whether the execution is simply concurrent or actually parallel is determined by the underlying hardware, the Java virtual machine in use, and the interrelated details of the activities being scheduled.

To Calhoun, his concurrent majority was actually a lesser number, a minority acting as if it had won.

The period of randomization into three arms was actually too short for a concurrent comparison.

Actually, a Great Deletion causing concurrent phenotypic loss of amino acid biosynthesis capability affects both metazoan and non-metazoan eukaryotes.

In contrast, OH attacks polysaccharides at multiple carbons and only some of these events actually cut the polysaccharide backbone; concurrent reactions introduce oxo groups into the polysaccharide ('collateral damage') without cleaving it [ 12, 28, 29].

This lack of clinical efficacy raises a question: Could concurrent Ang1 inhibition actually be compromising the anti-metastatic efficacy of Ang2-specific inhibition by destabilizing systemic blood vessels to promote distant metastatic spread, despite the expected additive benefit in local tumor growth suppression (Cascone & Heymach, 2012)?

One factor that may actually spur an agreement is the concurrent negotiation involving the league's television contract, which is shared revenue among the owners that also pays the players' salaries.