Sentence examples for be a concurrent from inspiring English sources

While preliminary, our work suggests that one factor contributing to the clinical outcome of TB infection may be a concurrent chronic infection.

Because eggs are laid at a rate of one per day, as clutch size increases, there must be a concurrent increase in the elapsed time between clutch and incubation initiation, in the elapsed time between incubation initiation and clutch completion, or in both.

We hypothesized that anemia would be a concurrent condition in this patient population and is correlated with inflammatory activity.

Hence, COD-B-mediated signal transduction might be a concurrent result of cholesterol depletion and H2O2 generation, which was different from the events induced by alone cholesterol depletion.

Our data show that the mortality rate has decreased since the introduction of ICON although a confounding factor could be a concurrent decreased crude mortality rate (5.5% in 2003 to 2004 vs. 4.2% 2008 to 2010) in all paediatric intensive care patients in the UK [ 2].

It is also possible, as demonstrated by the presence of mitochondrial alteration in the mouse model and in the muscle of a patient with PKAN, that mitochondria play a relevant role or could be a concurrent cause in the pathogenic mechanism of the disease.

Asian immigrants began moving into the area in the nineties, and there was a concurrent rise in the skinhead population.

But there is a concurrent trend in consumer electronics to shrink the screen and bring it closer to the viewer — within inches of the eyeball itself.

As more older people gain online access, there has been a concurrent rise in the number of Web sites geared for them.

Even Jerry Falwell was not much in evidence, because he had a son in the hospital and there was a concurrent meeting of the state chairmen of the Moral Majority to attend.

At the Smithsonian Institution's Sackler Gallery, two blocks from the Hirshhorn, there is a concurrent display of a loopy walk-in structure fashioned from antique furniture and parts of destroyed temples.