Sentence examples for changes are synchronous from inspiring English sources
On the basis of local- and reach-scale sediment balances, we show that these changes are synchronous with engineering works carried out at the end of the nineteenth century and beginning of the twentieth century, a period that coincided with a decline in river sediment inputs largely generated by human activities.
This warming coincides with the onset of a prominent rise in atmospheric methane concentration, indicating that the climate change was synchronous (within a few decades) over a region of at least hemispheric extent, and providing constraints on previously proposed mechanisms of climate change at this time.
This strategic change was synchronous with a drastic increase in the weekly number of samples.
We followed 982 clinically depressed persons to determine which measures changed and whether the change was synchronous with change in depressive symptoms.
The change was synchronous with 6-week change in the CESD (Table 3), in that persons who improved the most on the CESD also showed the most improvement in the other measures (not significant for the PCS).
The primary goal of this paper was to determine whether mental health, physical health, and quality of life changed over time in persons who were clinically depressed at baseline, and to determine whether the change was synchronous with change in depressive symptoms.
While distinguishing all these scenarios is difficult, we test whether diversification rates have declined over time and whether any changes have been synchronous among clades.
Only five of the top 100 games are synchronous.
Qualitative networks, like Boolean networks, are synchronous.
Notably, these changes appear to be synchronous with the temperature changes observed near the MT site (Fig. 9).
Results The rate of involuntary admissions per annum in the NHS increased by more than 60%, whereas the provision of mental illness beds decreased by more than 60% over the same period; these changes seemed to be synchronous.
