To this objection, Dharmakīrti, and especially the later commentators like Śāntarakṣita and Kamalaśīla, reply that if a would-be cause remained unchanged over time and if it was only the concomitant circumstances that changed, then it would have to be the new circumstances that were the actual cause.
While innate biology does confer risk, vulnerability also arises from the 'baggage' of social circumstances or deprivations concomitant with membership in a given group.
Whatever the circumstance, there is concomitant reduction in the cell height.
The findings in this case indicates that at least under special circumstances, such as in animals with concomitant diseases or subjected to corticosteroids treatment, the pathogenicity of P. plica may be higher than generally recognized.
They do not share the circumstances of most women, as we see with the concomitant rise of the servant class.
Under natural circumstances noxious stimuli are actively or passively delivered with concomitant tactile sensory stimulation.
A high-standard PHCC setting offers many advantages as primary health care physicians may have a better opportunity to keep track of concomitant medication and other medical, practical and social circumstances that could have an impact on the warfarin treatment.
The same hepatotoxin may cause the concomitant occurrence of both death modes, depending on the circumstances including dose and preexisting vulnerability of hepatocytes.
42 Future research should aim to scrutinise the mechanisms of apparent differential effects of single versus concomitant drug use in order to clarify under which circumstances polysubstance use may provide a protective neurocognitive effect.
Furthermore, we could not state if the findings were related to maternal disease or to drugs therapy or to others causative factors, such as genetic features or neonatal independent circumstance (prematurity), because some of these conditions are very often concomitant.
