Sentence examples for concomitant experience from inspiring English sources

Claims for recognition in the context of multicultural education are demands not just for recognition of aspects of a group's actual culture (e.g. African American art and literature) but also for the history of group subordination and its concomitant experience (Gooding-Williams 1998).

The worst travails of violence, wildfires, extreme heat, and severe drought can be found here, yet in many such moments there is a concomitant experience of being part of a larger whole.

Patients taking TNFi agents who discontinue concomitant MTX experience reduced efficacy and shorter responses.

Almost one half (47%) of the older patients receiving concomitant radiotherapy experienced grade 3 4 haematological toxicity.

Such interventions are useful in reducing the frequency and severity of challenging behaviors and the concomitant distress experienced by the individual and their carers.

In accordance with previous studies, we found that patients treated with concomitant MTX experienced a higher adherence to therapy [ 8, 10] compared with patients treated with anti-TNF agents only.

As plants grown in sunlight would most likely experience concomitant elevations in UV-B and ambient temperature, elucidating how these pathways are integrated is of key importance to the understanding of plant development in natural environments.

However, according to our experience, concomitant lesions with increased ADC values are typically detected in these cases [34] and the cytotoxic-like lesions usually present components of increased ADC values as well [33, 34].

In a recent analysis of a multicenter registry study of DAP (The Cubicin Outcomes Registry and Experience), concomitant β-lactam therapy did not seem to affect outcomes in the overall cohort but may have improved outcomes when the DAP MICs were 3 4 µg/mL [ 28].

We hold that if a brain region is continuously and metabolically active in response to a slowly varying peripheral nociceptive input and further that its degree of activity correlates with a concomitant changing subjective experience of pain intensity lasting over several hours then it must be important.

Amphetamine use was repeatedly described as concomitant with unusual experiences, but was seen at the time as raising alertness to engage fully with the experiences, rather than the amphetamine causing hallucinations.