Sentence examples for be associated with concurrent from inspiring English sources

Bark stripping shows a marked increase during winter which may be associated with concurrent increases in bark soluble sugar concentration.

In addition to variation associated with spots and dyes, we explicitly design studies to manage technical sources of variation that can be associated with concurrent processing conditions (batches).

Sepsis may be associated with concurrent reversible left ventricular dysfunction (LVD) [ 11] that some authors have attributed to circulating factors [ 2, 12].

Minor physiologic events occur at a rate similar to those undergoing flight while not intubated and may be associated with concurrent use of vasopressors and longer flight distance.

These results are in perfect agreement with the studies showing urinary CTXII, a type II collagen degradation marker for cartilage loss, to be associated with concurrent severity of radiographic damage and to predict its future progression in RA [ 12].

Although the etiology and pathogenesis of AAC are as yet unclear, it is known to be associated with concurrent systemic infections, metabolic disorders, and other systemic diseases including Kawasaki disease (KD) [ 1, 4, 7].

SDNN increased in association with concurrent increases in noise < 65 dB(A) but decreased in association with lagged exposure, whereas noise ≥ 65 dB(A) was associated with concurrent reductions in SDNN only.

OBJECTIVE To assess whether psychological constructs of hostility, anger, type A behavior pattern, and depressive symptom severity 1) were associated with concurrent and prospective fasting glucose levels and 2) whether this association was moderated by marital status.

Menopausal symptoms, but not specifically VMS, were associated with concurrent depression but not mood elevation severity.

Variability also has been associated with concurrent comorbid conditions and hospitalization.

Increases in CI were associated with concurrent reductions in systemic afterload, rather than enhanced FAC.