Sentence examples for concurrent explanations from inspiring English sources

In fact, there are two different but concurrent explanations for the present findings.

This study explored the effects of using transparent whiteboards, which allow the instructor to stand behind a transparent glass board and face the students to write and draw while providing a concurrent explanation of the material.

The high specificity of some of the reported sensory interactions seems to preclude an explanation that concurrent stimulation works by changing the subject's general level of alertness.

Since this could be an explanation for concurrent increased expression both of Tregs and Th17 in SSc, we investigated whether CD25high expressing cells (Tregs) co-expressed IL-17.

Our results support this view in the following way: The current study was primarily designed to find whether dominant mutations of high penetrance exist in large Icelandic non- BRCA1/2 families with a Mendelian pattern concurrent with such genetic explanation.

These findings provide a compelling explanation of the concurrent involvement of these two genes in NB pathogenesis and are going to foster a better understanding of molecular interactions at the base of the disease.

One possible explanation for the concurrent occurrence of both inflammation and immunosuppression may lie at the immune cell population level.

Intensive-care-related factors do not seem to influence sleep at 6 and 12 months after ICU stay, whereas concurrent disease is the main explanation for the sleep problems registered.

Causality assessment of adverse drug reaction suggested possible (Naranjo probability scale score 4) clarithromycin toxicity; we cannot exclude the alternative explanation by the concurrent use of relatively high-dose amoxicillin.

Another explanation may be concurrent virus infection, such as with porcine parvovirus, porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus, and porcine circovirus type 2. These viruses impair the immune system of pigs and either provide a chance for opportunistic pathogens like E. rhusiopathiae to infect pigs or reactivate latent infection.

"One possible explanation could be the concurrent decrease in physical activity and increase in sedentary behaviour over the same time frame".