Sentence examples for concomitant issues from inspiring English sources

I discovered that music was a way of drumming (so to speak) grammar into students while teaching them about the rich diversity of contemporary French culture and some of the concomitant issues usually completely absent from grammar books.

Medication side effects, cost of glucose meter supplies, real-life logistics, and concomitant issues of blood pressure and cholesterol control have made it a challenge to get to normal.

Gene therapy approaches for CGD have employed randomly integrating viruses with concomitant issues of insertional mutagenesis, inaccurate gene dosage, and gene silencing.

In many housing markets in the United States, especially in the last decade, the cost of housing doubled and some instances this occurred in a very short period of time with concomitant issues of affordability and housing price stability.

Given the concomitant issues of multiple testing, very large studies of tens of thousands of subjects will be required to evaluate gene-environment interactions, should they exist, and these will probably require the pooling of data from multiple studies (such as has been done by the Collaborative Group on Hormonal Factors in Breast Cancer).

While most individuals with intellectual disabilities do not have concomitant behavioural issues, problems in this area are typically more prevalent in this population than others.

Our results may have diverged from previous studies with older African-American due to concomitant health issues such as diabetes mellitus or hypertension that necessitate more frequent label reading, in contrast with the younger population of African-American adolescents surveyed in NHANES who likely do not have a high prevalence of these health issues.

The generally accepted efficacy surrogate is a reduction in HbA1c that is commensurate with the baseline HbA1c of the patient population studied (greater improvements of glycemic control expected if higher baseline hyperglycemia), taking into account the concomitant health issues within that population and additional benefits of the agent (12).

The role of the osteopathic clinical educator is fourfold: 1) to ensure that the student is performing a safe and effective consultation; 2) support the student through the experience of managing patients with a variety of musculoskeletal and concomitant psychosocial issues; 3) encourage the student to reflect on their patient management; and 4) propose alternative patient management strategies.

The establishment of a College of Teaching and a determination to address the issues of spiralling workload, with its concomitant effect on morale and teacher supply, will ensure that what is expected from teachers, heads and schools matches the new rhetoric.

There is also an issue with deafness not being a binary state and whether it is concomitant with other issues.