Sentence examples for concurrent consequences from inspiring English sources
Emotional problems in preadolescents have serious concurrent consequences; they can, for instance, hamper academic success [ 2, 3] and peer relations [ 4, 5].
The reasonable explanation could be that selection had been imposed for larger seed types during domestication by ancient soybean farmers which had a concurrent genetic consequence of lower seed protein concentration.
Participants highlighted the need to examine the health-related consequences of concurrent health conditions experienced by people with HIV.
1, 2 In addition to the ART regimens, other medicines are typically required to manage numerous concurrent infections and systemic consequences of HIV/AIDS.
Three experiments were carried out to examine the consequences of concurrent infections with Ascaridia galli and Escherichia coli in chickens raised for table egg production.
Thus, our data likely reflect the functional consequences of concurrent binding of syt and cpx-I to SNAREs in the reconstituted system.
As KIF1C-350 displaneasilyeasily monitored distribution and was localized to regions capable of maximal contact with Rab6A, we used this construct to examine the consequences of concurrent Rab6A over-expression.
Another possible mode of action may be indirect, in that it may occur not as a consequence of methotrexate use per se, but as a consequence of concurrent folic acid supplementation.
It is well known HIV infection is associated to a chronic inflammatory condition and lipid abnormalities, with the latter being a consequence or concurrent cause of the inflammation state.
We believe that the increase in older age groups in Spain may be a consequence of concurrent advances during this same time period in surgical techniques, implant materials and designs and peri-operative care, that has allowed the extension of surgical indications to older and sicker patients [ 9, 10, 23].
What consequences does systematizing "concurrent engineering" have on the occupations involved in design?
