Sentence examples for by a concurrent drop from inspiring English sources

The equations in Table 3 demonstrate that for a fluid precipitating an iron phase, such as shown by the univariant boundaries in Fig. 6, a rise in pH due to mixing with seawater is accompanied by a concurrent drop in f(O2).

While bats adjust their beams to the environment in which they are operating (Surlykke et al., 2009), and the task at hand (Jakobsen and Surlykke, 2010), changes in their FOV during the buzz are accounted for by a concurrent drop in signal frequency content.

During eight years of ethnographic research, Low visited restricted-access enclaves around the country, interviewed residents and found that despite a concurrent drop in crime nationwide, motivations for moving to them are tellingly similar.

It also notes a steep increase in casualties among Afghan forces and a concurrent drop in casualties among American and NATO forces.

Another consequence of the policy was a growing proportion of elderly people, the result of the concurrent drop in children born and rise in longevity since 1980.

The concurrent drop in both the treated and untreated group may be explained by a dilution effect since milk production is highest 2 3 months following treatment.

This data correlates well with the concurrent drop in pH of these samples, as well as the increase in CEC, both because of the change in their properties due to an increase in oxygen functionality.

It will be complemented by a concurrent show, "Rome-Paris, 1640: Classical Ideal and Baroque Epic in the Time of Poussin," at the Villa Medici.

It seems self-evident that Houdini's scepticism was admirable, even if sometimes motivated by a concurrent desire for publicity, and ending the book by congratulating Conan Doyle on his message of hope is palpably absurd.

Moreover, sustained hypo-perfusion was accompanied by a concurrent reduction in reactivity to vasoactive stimuli [83].

Venezuela's jump in exports has been matched by a concurrent rise in imports due to a corresponding rise in foreign exchange levels and domestic demand.