The phrase "concomitantly on" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It is possible that it could be used in certain technical or scientific contexts, but it would be more appropriate to use a different construction, such as "simultaneously" or "alongside." Example: The study found that the new medication was effective in reducing symptoms of depression and anxiety, concomitantly with psychotherapy sessions.
Of 13 patients who responded to prolonged-release melatonin with an increase in sleep efficiency of 3% or more, seven were concomitantly on metformin, five on sulfonylureas, five on both metformin and sulfonylureas, one on pioglitazone, and seven were on insulin.
The sublingual microcirculation was assessed with a Sidestream Dark Field device concomitantly on 11 of them.
Concomitantly, on average, a 45% decrease in DMI and milk yield was observed.
Patients were excluded from this review if they had residual renal function during CVVH, were concomitantly on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, or if the first dose of vancomycin was received six or more hours prior to the initiation of CVVH.
Replication must coordinate with other biochemical processes occurring concomitantly on chromatin, such as transcription and remodeling, to insure accurate duplication of both genetic and epigenetic features and to preserve genomic stability.
Patients were excluded if they had the following criteria: (1) an average urine output greater than 0.5 ml/kg/hr for six consecutive hours during the study, (2) were concomitantly on ECMO (3), or if the first dose of vancomycin was received six or more hours prior to the initiation of CVVH.
If at the start of the study, one had hoped to find one unique upstream motif, per co-expressed, functional group, that would explain why genes in the group were concomitantly turned on, one was certainly disappointed.
Based on sequence analysis, it was concluded that LRRs from different subfamilies never occur concomitantly within one LRR protein [3].
A standardized questionnaire was used concomitantly to gather information on frequency of SBS-type symptoms and lifestyle habits.
The challenges presented in this study act concomitantly to exert pressure on, and erode resilience of, pastoral households and subsequently expose the system to risk.
Additionally, the combination of approaches allowed for on the one hand discussion on a groups basis which may derive findings that would not have arisen from one-to-one interviews alone whilst concomitantly engaging carers on a one-to-one basis to ensure issues that participants may not feel able to discuss in a group setting could also be explored.
