Selective citation of specific studies in support of the model by its proponents without concomitant inclusion and discussion of many studies that provide strong in vivo and in vitro data against this model (Dienel, 2011) does not advance the field.
This study aimed to capture any changes in knowledge and attitudes immediately after a programme of study and to determine whether there would be a concomitant response in organ donation registration and discussion behaviours.
Although the reason for the impact of SIR2 on aging is still under discussion, caloric restriction and a concomitant enhancement of SIR2-dependent rRNA gene silencing play essential roles in the longevity of cells (Jiang et al., 2000; Lin et al., 2002).
Treatment consisted of concomitant CRT.
Describing a manager who feeds him lunch, de Botton writes that "years of working around noisy machinery had left my host mildly deaf in one ear and given him a concomitant habit of leaning in uncomfortably close during discussions, so close that I began to dread his enunciation of a word with a 'p' or a 'g' in it".
There has been much discussion concerning the significance and influence of concomitant AD-related pathology, particularly as this is quite frequently seen in aged subjects.
And there was a concomitant 1,000 percent increase in surgical treatment.
One main disadvantage of CT is the concomitant radiation exposure, a topic that has incrementally evoked discussions about the appropriate use and concomitant risk of ionising imaging examinations in medicine not only amongst professional health carers but also in the lay press.
The decision of performing concomitant leg lengthening with deformity correction was made after a thorough discussion with the patients and their families.
It was suggested that incorporating ideas from other cultures and practices could generate fresh ideas, admittedly with a concomitant risk of reduced generalisability as was illustrated during the discussions.
It is likely (see Background, Discussion) that attaining such a condition following treatment will be concomitant with a patient's assessment of 'much improved' or better.
