Sentence examples for concomitant development from inspiring English sources
'concomitant development' is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to describe two or more developments that are related or occur together. For example: "The concomitant development of the Internet and satellite technology created unprecedented opportunities for communication."
The spatial forms of the new buildings sometimes caused acoustic difficulties, which may help to account for the concomitant development of the new polyphonic music that supplemented the traditional Romanesque plainsong.
Hepatic NADPH oxidase activity progressively increased in arsenic exposure with concomitant development of hepatic oxidative stress.
Recently the more sensitive digital detectors and the concomitant development of image processing software helped reduce patient dose.
Focal disturbance of the hepatic blood supply has been advocated as the most likely causative factor for the concomitant development of these benign hepatic lesions.
The concomitant development of various "omic" technologies has boosted fungal research in the fields of biodiversity, physiological ecology and natural product biosynthesis.
on the Pt/C, particularly in 100% CO atmosphere, results in growth of a sharp band at 3650 cm−1 accompanied by a concomitant development of a band around 3500 cm−1.
In parallel with virtual screening methods, concomitant developments in cheminformatics including identification, design and manipulation of drug-like small molecule libraries have been achieved.
Concomitant developments in MS, including high accuracy and high-throughput instrumentation together with quantitative MS methods, have facilitated large-scale and comprehensive analysis of multiprotein complexes.
When artificially expressed by the host cell, they localize to the endoplasmatic reticulum and completely inhibit concomitant inclusion development when additionally infected with Cp. caviae or C. trachomatis.
Egg and worm antigens are continuously drained to mesenteric lymph nodes (MLNs), where they induce an intense polyclonal B cell activation and germinal center reaction in the lymphoid follicles (LFs), concomitant with development of splenomegaly [2], [4], [5].
Most patients remained asymptomatic, with the exception of one new case of Hashimoto's thyroiditis concomitant with development of antithyroid antibodies [ 19].
