Sentence examples for coincided as from inspiring English sources

However, a study from Italy found that parental recall alone was similar to other measures of vaccination status and concluded that "verbal recall should be accepted as reasonably reliable in the absence of cards" [ 22], while in Australia parental recall of measles vaccination coincided as well as vaccination cards with the presence of antibodies [ 23].

The El value of PLLA and PDLA coincided as 14 GPa, whereas the El value of scPLA was 20 GPa at room temperature.

His time of artistic flowering coincided (as Paul Ignotus writes in his exquisite 1966 study "The Paradox of Maupassant") with the unmuzzling of the French press, in 1881, as a result of which "the gossip columnist was to become the architect of public opinion and, indirectly, of national policy".

Where their choices coincided, as in Beethoven, Brahms and Richard Strauss, Mengelberg was generous in giving Monteux at least his fair share of them.

"To this day, I do not know what we saw, but it is clear that it was under intelligent control and coincided, as to time and place, with what was seen by 70 people on the ground, and neither of us new that the other had seen this stuff for 40 odd years" says retired Pan American World Airways Pilot, Captain Ralph Loewinger.

As a matter of fact, patients with a non-solid tumor died in 100% if sepsis and AKI coincided, as compared to those with a solid tumor disease.

At Deloitte, Foutty aims to ensure that consultants' work experiences coincide as much as possible with their interests and grow their potential.

By limiting eating to a 10 hour period that coincides as much as possible with daylight, one can lose fat without cutting calories or changing what one eats.

However, when research and clinical care coincide as much as in the pediatric oncology setting, several ethical problems can come up.

We chose this region to coincide as much as possible with the ramp of slow codons reported by Tuller et al. (2010).

I arranged my visits to coincide as much as possible with the presence of aspirants at various points in the joining process.