Sentence examples for coinciding changes from inspiring English sources

"That will mean that those over $823,000 [in assets] who are couples and own their own home they will not get a part pension any more and there are coinciding changes [in other categories].

This puts Nadella in the helm partway through two key and coinciding changes to the company.

This leads to tPA-concentration and reaction time-dependent changes in the surface properties, which is reflected by coinciding changes in colloidal stability.

Interestingly, here, we see coinciding SV changes in all three components around 2009.5.5

The second might be due to coinciding structural changes in arterial and LV walls (9).

But it also coincided with changes in his friendships.

The book's success prompted and, coincided with, changes to Irving's life.

The new debate on China's international role has coincided with changes in policy.

According to this theory, the smaller cycles generally coincide with changes in business inventories, lasting an average of 40 months.

Changes in the stages of myogenesis during muscle regeneration following injury coincide with changes in the phenotype and activation state of leukocytes that invade the damaged, regenerating tissue.

Columbia's expansion of intellectual ambition and resources coincides with changes in the world that are placing more urgent demands on research and scholarship.