Additional reporting by Frances Perraudin Anne-Marie Hough, 19 Given an emergency food pack earlier this year, when a delay in benefits coincided with her partner being ill and not getting sick pay.
Although this landmark research was conducted on mice subjects, it is believed that the Xanthohumol compound found in beer would offer similar benefits to the human body as its benefits coincide with characteristics of metabolic syndrome.
The series, which combines family drama with action thriller, may also have benefitted by coinciding with a surge in interest in artificial intelligence and technology's impact on the human race.
The consolidation of population-based screening programs for breast cancer and the debate on the risk-benefit balance have coincided with the opportunity and need for research to improve the effectiveness of these programs.
As stated by Paavola, 'there is no compelling reason why the "catchments" of different benefit streams would coincide' (Paavola 2008:14).
The surge has also coincided with and benefited from a dramatic turnaround in many Sunni areas where former insurgents and tribes have defected from supporting violent extremism, delivering reliable tips and helping the Americans find and eliminate car bomb factories.
Part of the tragedy and the irony of Maynard's story is that the damage he did coincided with an awakening to the benefits of city flora.
In Britain, a rise in the number of supposedly disabled claimants seems to have coincided with tighter policing of access to unemployment benefit.
The greatest benefit was in the first three months of intervention and coincided with the period where transitional care was most intensive.
The number of VADC beneficiaries boomed: The rapid rise in VADC enrolment coincided with a big increase in the inflation-adjusted benefit: it grew by 46 percent from 2001 to 2013.
