Sentence examples for be concomitant with a from inspiring English sources
Disbelief in the judgment is assumed to be concomitant with a propensity to exploit and mistreat the weaker members of society, such as orphans and the poor, whose protection the Qurʾān urges (e.g., 107:107).
The employment rate is preferred over the unemployment rate in order to account for any offsetting unemployment and labor force participation effects – for instance, any reform-driven decline in unemployment could in principle be concomitant with a decline in labor force participation, resulting in a smaller gain or even a decline in the overall employment rate.
We also investigated the motility phenotypes, since increased biofilm development is likely to be concomitant with a decrease in motility [31].
3 Diabetic foot amputation tends to be concomitant with a rise in mortality rates over time.
It is likely (see Background, Discussion) that attaining such a condition following treatment will be concomitant with a patient's assessment of 'much improved' or better.
This decreased reactivation rate of the enzyme was found to be concomitant with a decrease in ROS production, oxidative damage and tissue necrosis [90].
However, in such a situation, the uptake of acetate and butyrate by CoA transferase would be concomitant with an accumulation of acetoacetate, since no acetone is formed.
These findings are unexpected and is not consistent with previous studies [23] as a rise in ovarian FSHR mRNA levels would be anticipated to be concomitant with an increase in antral follicle number.
Consistent with previous reports, myogenic cells readily establish an osteoblastic phenotype and we found this to be concomitant with an upregulation of BMPR expression.
This was concomitant with a rapid healing of surface defects as monitored by their U4f signal.
Unfortunately, the therapeutic anti-inflammatory actions of GR are concomitant with a host of undesirable side effects that include skin atrophy, glaucoma, osteoporosis, adipogenesis, insulin resistance, and hypertension9.
