Sentence examples for concomitantly with that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "concomitantly with that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two events or actions are occurring at the same time or in conjunction with each other. Example: "The new policy will be implemented concomitantly with that of the previous administration to ensure a smooth transition."
This RNA precipitation was carried out concomitantly with that of the respective input sample.
Analysis of nucleolin mRNA expression at low temperatures, revealed that the steady levels of nucleolin mRNA are increased consistently and concomitantly with that of the stress-induced heat shock protein Hsp70.
The number of DCAMKL1 cells changed almost concomitantly with that of PCNA cells, but recruitment of DCAMKL1 cells began at 6 hours after ethanol treatment, prior to recruitment of PCNA cells.
Most of the symptoms seem to be stress-related and concomitantly with that the patients are being treated for the stress-related exhaustion, reduced prevalence is seen for almost all somatic symptoms.
Moreover we have also demonstrated using bicarbonate-free perfusate that the cycling of endogenous production of bicarbonate resulting of hepatic metabolic activity was sufficient to maintain the Na+-HCO3 symport activity thus contributing to cytosolic pH regulation concomitantly with that of Na+-H+ antiporter [ 11].
However, in the current study this methodology was run concomitantly with other analyses that required a significant amount of DNA, e.g. fosmid library production [10].
The striking upregulation of 5hmC concomitantly with TET1 suggests that, similar to mouse, conversion of 5mC to 5hmC may contribute to DNA demethylation in hPGC (Hackett et al., 2013).
A future successful DIVA vaccine against OEA should aim to elicit the immunological correlate of protection (IFN-γ) concomitantly with an antibody profile that is distinct from that of the natural infection.
We hypothesized that reflux is an important cause for hospitalizations for children ≤ 2 years of age, that reflux frequently occurs concomitantly with other diseases and that infants born prematurely (< 37 weeks gestation) who were admitted to the hospital with reflux had different characteristics than those who were born at term (≥ 37 weeks gestation).
Therefore, it is not known whether the levels of all hazardous compounds at the site decrease concomitantly with the priority PAHs that are monitored during site clean-up.
The interactions of calpain-1, α-SMA, spectrin, and vimentin that occur concomitantly with changes in SMC migration with advancing age suggest that the dynamic changes in distribution of calpain associated cytoskeletal proteins may play a role in VSMC attachment and spreading, crucial processes of cell migration.
