Sentence examples for coincident increases from inspiring English sources

Additionally, accurate centerline delineation from the ChanGeom methodology provides improved sinuosity measurements, and when fused with coarse resolution digital elevation models (DEMs), removes along-profile shortening and coincident increases in reach-scale channel slope.

The duration of these epidemics could only be estimated from the two CDV outbreaks with coincident increases in mortality (6 7 mo in the Serengeti study area in 1994 and 10 wks in Ngorongoro in 2001).

Coincident increases (or decreases) in mRNA transcription and in mRNA stability can magnify signals, whereas discordant transcription and mRNA stability enforces precise temporal or developmental regulation of transcript levels.

This is evidenced by the ordered procession of increases in inter-regional gamma-band synchronization in advance of button presses, which is accompanied by largely coincident increases in intra-regional gamma-band neuronal synchronization (Figure 5).

The occurrence of type 2 diabetes in youth has been documented in several studies over the past decade (5– 7) and is thought to be secondary to coincident increases in obesity in the general population.

Similarly, other SIV models found coincident increases in the percentage of CD14+CD16+ monocytes and decreases in NAA/tCr (16) with no effects of the infection on the ratios of Cho/tCr or mI/tCr (105).

However, no coincident increase in vanadium (enriched in bitumen) occurred that would suggest the source of petrogenic PAC enrichment is direct input of bituminous particles.

There was a coincident increase in the proportion of student visa holders granted a Temporary Graduate visa 485 (introduced in 2007) from 0.3% in 2007/08 to close to 20% in 2009/10.

To do so, we examine the first wave of light-truck offshoring to Mexico that occurred due to substantially lower post-NAFTA trade barriers and a coincident increase in US demand for light trucks.

Given the coincident increase in the interannual variability of NPP and the mean value of NPP over some regions (e.g., northern Europe; Fig. 2), farmers may not be able to take a full advantage of the long-term mean productivity increase, or may even be negatively affected by larger productivity variations.

Kumar et al. [45] speculated that the coincident increase of RD and AD is suggestive of reduction in axonal density because the consequent increase in axonal space results in less convergence of neural fiber tracts.