Sentence examples for but concurrent with from inspiring English sources
But concurrent with Eliot's progress to Anglo-Catholicism, Leavis's moral judgments overturned and, true to type, he increasingly censured Eliot's writings by diagnosing problems in the man, while he grew to idolize Lawrence; ironically for "rescuing life from..
Prior to ER tubule vesiculation, but concurrent with nuclear contraction and lobing, we observed that plastids in the cell moved away from the cell cortex (data not shown).
Consistent with other phase 2 trials in this clinical setting, palliative and supportive care were permitted during the study, but concurrent treatment with other anticancer modalities was prohibited.
The cells exhibit a wide range of sensitivity to gemcitabine alone (3 – 83 nmol/L), but concurrent incubation with 2 μmol/L MK-8776 resulted in an IC50 of <6.5 nmol/L for all the cell lines.
For example, removal of the thyroid gland blocked the long-day induced transition into the seasonal anestrous period (Dahl et al., 1994; Moenter et al., 1991; Parkinson and Follett, 1995), but concurrent treatment with thyroxine allowed the normal timing of reproductive quiescence to occur (Dahl et al., 1995; Webster et al., 1991).
So not that he shouldn't have made a decision about whether the president obstructed justice or not in a criminal sense, but that concurrent with that, he should have put out more of their evidence or analysis to fill out the public picture.
Thus, vascular leakage of EB and albumin was detected in Naglu mice not only at late stage of disease but also concurrent with early disease symptoms.
Thus, vascular leakage of EB was detected in G93A mice not only at end-stage of disease but also concurrent with early disease symptoms.
In our study, CIMP-high was not associated with survival but concurrent methylation in NEUROG1 and CDKN2A (p16) was associated with poor survival.
Urinary androgens did not show an inverse relationship to prolactin in male tamarins, but were elevated concurrent with the female's fertile period.
Opioid use is potentially, but not necessarily, concurrent with the clinical diagnoses of opioid abuse or dependence.
