In a previous study, we tested the hypothesis that different ability groups, who are differentially demanded during cognitive task performance, differ with respect to the extent to which cognitive resources can be allocated to concurrent experience of time (Fink, A., & Neubauer, A. C. (2001).
This finding is also consistent with Watson and colleagues [ 24] and suggests that there is a strong association between behaviours such as breaking rules and acting out and the concurrent experience of back and neck pain.
In the population-based child and adolescent study, the association between bullying and somatic complaints depended on concurrent experiences of loneliness [31].
The narrative was cross-checked with concurrent experiences of a peer group of livestock owners and traders of different ages who lived in the wider Kitengela area.
In all these cases, emotional abuse in childhood (Stein et al., 2008) or a generally adverse childrearing environment (Retz et al., 2008), it proved to be those individuals carrying short alleles who responded to developmental or concurrent experiences in a for-better-and-for-worse manner, depending on the nature of the experience in question.
To activate the concurrent experiences, it is sufficient to activate the concept of a swimming style (e.g., by presenting a photograph of a swimmer or simply talking about swimming).
This was based not only on SMEs' suggestions but also on our own concurrent experiences in administering the IDUQOL to IDUs [ 44, 61].
Nowadays science reading can be described as an interactive process in which the reader shifts between text-based information, concurrent experiences (such as discussions), and prior knowledge (Holliday et al., 1994).
Six patients (all with concurrent MTX) experienced nine serious AEs as follows: JIA, pyrexia, and arthralgia; pneumonia; hepatitis B infection; pharyngitis; dehydration, pharyngeal pain, and pyrexia.
32 Patients receiving the concurrent regimen experienced more grade 3 or 4 neutropenia (74% versus 41%) and grade 3 or 4 infusion-related toxicity (20% versus 0%) as compared with the sequential arm.
Taken together, all these findings highlight that those patients with biological rhythm abnormalities are more likely to experience concurrent depressive symptoms with chronic course and poorer prognosis.
