Sentence examples for concerns in parallel from inspiring English sources

"We don't take the issues we have seen lightly, but we have taken genuine steps forward and need to focus on our continuing programme of improvements while addressing the reliability concerns in parallel".

Significant concerns arise in parallel due to their possible impacts on water resources.

"Our concern is that in parallel with this repoliticization of abortion, we have seen an upsurge of anti-abortion activity outside our clinics.

In parallel with concerns over invasive species, conservation geneticists have become concerned over the potential spread of genes into novel habitats in applications ranging from restoration (e.g. McKay et al. 2005) and reforestation to fisheries and agriculture (e.g. Ellstrand 2003).

So running in parallel with concerns about cannabis is another world of optimism about its uses.

Simulations were done under conditions relevant to natural waters in Bradford County in the Pennsylvania, where local residential concerns on water quality arise in parallel with the large number of drilled wells [23].

In parallel with the scientific concerns, a host of ethical concerns have emerged.

The interest for the completeness of coverage, and thereby for OCT, raised in parallel to the concerns about the risk of late and very late stent thrombosis associated with DESs.

This shift in CSR reporting parallels concerns in the industry, reflecting the pervasive labor abuses in the global apparel industry during the 1990s – which received a great deal of media attention and which were addressed through the Clinton administration's No Sweat Initiative – and the more recent emphasis upon achieving sustainability throughout the product lifecycle.

In parallel to the concern about the evaluation of individual bioactivity predictions, recent publications have aimed at establishing the level of uncertainty in public bioactivity databases [22 25].

Within the field of research, in one of the research and innovation initiatives, the Commission - and a group of Commissioners in particular - is working on this topic so as to ensure that innovation can be boosted in the Member States to intensify health-related research, in parallel with issues concerning the ageing of the population.