Sentence examples for concomitantly associated from inspiring English sources

N20ABS was concomitantly associated with at least one EEG finding (non-reactive background, seizures or malignant pattern) and one clinical sign (bilateral absence of pupillary reflexes or myoclonus) of poor prognosis in 112/143 (78%% vs. 58/389 (15%%) in N20+, p < 0.001).

Indeed, slowing down transcription, translation, DNA synthesis, division competence, and biogenesis of cell compounds was concomitantly associated with increased expression of DNA replication, recombination, and repair; cell cycle inhibitors; regulators of RNA and translation; development and hormone pathways; and stress metabolism or effectors and attenuators of cell death.

This decrease was concomitantly associated with a significant increase of ischemic mediators.

It is not known whether the IL12 genotype is concomitantly associated with the IL18 genotype in the development of anti-HBs.

Importantly, we found that activated AMPK activity was concomitantly associated with the reduction of both the mRNA and protein levels of FOXM1.

In our study for instance, only 2 children (9.5 %) developed ACS 2 days after admission, and pains were concomitantly associated in 52.4 % of cases.

As spermatids differentiate, HuR exits the CB and concomitantly associates with polysomes.

Remarkably, HHIP expression in stromal cells was restored following 5-aza-dC theirment and their leukemic cell-supporting activity was concomitantly reduced and associated with demethylation of the HHIP promoter.

Sixteen patients had pulmonary cavitary disease and or parenchymal TB, four patients pulmonary TB and TB lymphadenitis and two patients had concomitantly pulmonary disease associated with TB pericarditis and TB pleural effusion, respectively.

In addition, studies in pancreatic cancer found that therapy-resistant tumor cells had concomitantly acquired markers associated with stem-like cells and changes related to EMT, such as vimentin upregulation and E-cadherin downregulation.

24 While treatment of multiple chronic diseases may justify the use of several drugs concomitantly, polypharmacy is associated with an increased risk for ADEs as well as drug-drug and drug-disease interactions.