The phrase "as coincided" is not correct and does not work in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The events as coincided with the festival were well attended." (This example is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "as aligned" or "as occurred".
Moreover, relatively high concentrations of As coincided with some reported gold occurrences in the area.
Accordingly, the gp-340 I phenotype correlated positively with caries experience when analysed among other variables by PLS modelling, as well as coincided with an increased 2-year caries increment.
If the time from when the country reported that it had the capacity to diagnose AS coincided with the introduction of any of the tests A, F or G, the corresponding year was included since all the tests A, F or G performed during that year could have led to the detection of AS [see Additional file 2].
Since the function of intelligence is to render the world "favourable for conduct," Mead viewed the development of scientific knowledge and the evolutionary process as coinciding.
The most significant aspects of Nabokov's prose are widely regarded as coinciding exactly with the aesthetic, philosophical, and political opinions expressed in his various aphorisms.
The start of the television age in politics is widely understood as coinciding with the transition from the Eisenhower to Kennedy administrations.
However, this defence of the positive-negative distinction as coinciding with the distinction between exercise- and opportunity-concepts of freedom has recently been challenged by Eric Nelson (2005).
There is no antecedent reason to regard the medieval period in philosophy as coinciding exactly with the medieval period in, say, architecture or literature.
By contrast, the standpoint of the privileged represents social phenomena only in relation to the interests of the privileged class, but ideologically misrepresents these interests as coinciding with universal human interests.
In this sense, the reform of the citizenship regime in 1997 can be seen as coinciding with a time when a negative image of emigrants was no longer significant enough to influence political decisions.
Siouxsie Sioux recalls the recording sessions for A Kiss in the Dreamhouse as coinciding with her first experiences of acid, the results of which are particularly obvious on "Cocoon," which she writes while tripping.
