The phrase "at the same time as when" is not considered correct or necessary in written English.
It can be used to indicate simultaneous events, but it is redundant due to the overlapping meanings of "at the same time" and "when."
Example: "She was studying at the same time as when her friends were out having fun."
Alternatives: "simultaneously" or "at the same time."
When I stepped aside to make room for Marsh again, I struggled to unite the two perspectives; it felt as if I were on two different levels of reality at the same time, as when I walked in my sleep, and dream and reality struggled for ascendancy.
Schedule it at the same time as when you nursed at home, since that is what your body is used to.
If possible, have these stocked up so that you are not running out at the same time as when there is a shortage on your favorite soup.
When an additional sound occurs at the same time as when the ball is struck, participants are significantly slower (21 33 ms) and make significantly more decision errors (3 4%) regarding the direction of the ball both for easy and hard decisions alike.
These extra openings occurred often at the same time as when the prescribed twice-daily regimen was taken.
Injections were given by the investigators at the same time as when insemination using frozen-thawed semen was performed by a trained farm technician.
When a patient takes variable drugs at the same time, as well as COPD medication, drug interaction will happen.
Turn at the same time as everyone else when you hear a 'flank', 'step' or 'rear' command.
In fact, the same group later reported a worse prognosis when penetrating keratoplasty was performed at the same time as autologous CLET than when CLET was done first and keratoplasty at least 6 weeks after [ 43].
Sign In, supposed to be done before induction of anaesthesia, was often performed at the same time as the Time Out when the patient was already anaesthetised.
It cannot vanish at the same time as OAA →PYR (R14) or when NADPH oxidation (R19) is at its maximal value.
