Sentence examples for concomitant power from inspiring English sources

The violence reflects an increasingly fraught struggle between the Buganda authorities and the Ugandan government over access to land and its concomitant power.

Would the information-sharing here include such things as secret agreements among central banks to buy or sell particular currencies, with the concomitant power to support or collapse targeted local economies?

This conception of consent, along with the concomitant power to withdraw from research without prejudice, arose originally in the context of biomedical research.

In addition to the issues identified above, part of the reason is that the responsibility has been devolved without concomitant powers.

It is possible that this pattern reflects the greater sampling effort at the North Wales site and the concomitant statistical power to resolve population structure (i.e. ability to model linkage disequilibrium and Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium conditions) at this location as compared with elsewhere (see [36] for methodological details).

But in time, with rising incomes and a concomitant decentralization of power, it might evolve.

But what I discover again and again (except in some rare instances usually with teachers who are either very well educated, very successful as actors or not American) is that it's more often about becoming a celebrity, not an artist, with the concomitant wealth and power that comes from being famous.

This is a problem for research into risk factors as the effective sample size is reduced with a concomitant reduction in power.

A conservative reduction of 30% in the estimated sample size could be achieved without a concomitant loss of power.

Because KBAC calculates the sample risk for each multisite genotype, in cases where many different casual alleles or common casual alleles are present, the number of multisite genotypes grows rapidly, with a concomitant loss in power.

Even if the adjusted model may be more complete and more reliable, it was reasonable to examine the unadjusted model because of the small sample size and concomitant lack of power in the adjusted model.