Sentence examples for cases coincided from inspiring English sources
The pair plotted the infections on a map, and found that the distribution of NT-MRSA cases coincided with the locations of pig and cattle farms.
In those countries that experienced revolutionary change or failure, national theatres were founded to give expression to the views and values of the middle class, whose aspirations in these cases coincided with a more general movement of national liberation.
A surge in reported cases coincided with millennial fever in '98 and '99, which is the last time the press paid Jerusalem syndrome any serious attention.
Seasonal variation in the number of cases was detected in two (21 and 30) out of the 30 flocks and, in both, the peak number of cases coincided with lambing time in the flock.
Another group of researchers [27] designed a task in which observers had to decide whether a periodically moving point-light walker had the same temporal frequency as a series of auditory beeps that in some cases coincided with the footsteps of the walker.
Peaks in incident cases coincided with high monthly numbers of postcode areas with DF cases.
A salient geomorphic feature of the Yarlung River is its abundance of large knickpoints, which in many cases coincide with north south trending rifts.
Figure 6 also demonstrates that there were several NLC cases coinciding with MLS relative humidity as small as 20 to 40%.
These traumatic lesions are misdiagnosed in around 41% of the cases, coinciding with physeal wrist injuries and resulting in instability, functional loss of ROM and ocassionaly important cosmetic alterations [4, 5, 14].
Our phylogenomic approach also allows the estimation of the time at which the introns of the 33 human tetraspanin paralogs appeared, which in many cases coincides with the concomitant acquisition of new introns.
The significant difference in the proportion of patients with pH1N1 compared with seasonal H1N1 coinfected with RSV was due to a much greater incidence of RSV in 2009 than in 2008, with the peak number of cases coinciding with the 2009 influenza pandemic (Figure 3).
