Sentence examples for concurrent between from inspiring English sources

Until it was decommissioned across the Greater Toronto Area, Highway 7 was concurrent between Queen Street East and Bovaird Drive.

The 81 genes concurrent between AI/AS prostate cancer and the ER-/ER+ prostate signatures was termed a common signature of hormone independence.

The significantly lower diet quality that we found during the year of higher population density, together with the concurrent between-year difference in body condition and recruitment previously reported [ 33], provides evidence for a resource-limitation control of the performance of our study population.

To examine concurrent validity, between-group differences in log-normalised sway variables were examined using 2-factor repeated measures ANOVAs, with group and condition as factors.

The concurrent correlations between ODD and CD symptoms, between ODD and ADHD, and between CD and ADHD symptoms were always positive and significant.

All BACS cognitive subtests discriminated between patients and controls (P<.001), and the concurrent validity between the BACS and a traditional neuropsychological test battery was similar to that reported in other languages.

When comparing risk for health outcomes between different kinds of exposures, differences in concurrent validity between questionnaires may hamper comparisons.

Both studies took place in a teaching hospital and were concurrent (between July 2005 and March 2006).

Concurrent validity between INQoL index and SF-36 scales showed an association between physical (P < 0.0001) more than mental health index (P = 0.0092).

Recent research demonstrating concurrent associations between mental disorders and peptic ulcers has renewed interest in links between psychological factors and ulcers.

This study determines, in a population of older adults with diagnosed hypertension, the concurrent association between depressive symptomatology and blood pressure control and the longitudinal association between depressive symptomatology and blood pressure control, stroke, and cardiovascular-related mortality.