"concurrent factors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe multiple factors, occurrences, or events that are occurring in the same time frame. For example, "The stock market crash was influenced by a variety of concurrent factors, including political uncertainty, rising inflation, and decreasing consumer confidence."
These concurrent factors can amplify or reduce the importance of supportive relationships.
We challenge here that this intuitive concept might not be held in reverse shoulder arthroplasty because of the effect of multiple concurrent factors.
Two concurrent factors, active tectonics as a preparing factor and discharge regime as an activation factor, are thus inferred to have favored the avulsion of Cecina River.
Although the actual gauge's fog water collection (FWC) depends on many concurrent factors and it is nonlinearly related to the micrometeorological variables, thus difficult to predict, the curves fitting the maxima of FWC vs. Ω and FWC vs. u data were shown to be a good descriptor of the fog water collection potential of the site.
Often, where labels have proven effective, there are other concurrent factors at work that might also be contributing, including multi-part educational programs.
Some of the plausible concurrent factors behind the large increase in income inequality in Argentina during the decade of 1990 can be derived from the extensions to the standard trade model.
Construct validity was established with concurrent factor and Rasch analysis using a representative cross section of NHS Scotland staff.
Two human cases of Col3GP and concurrent factor H deficiency have been reported, and a possible connection between Col3GP and defects in the complement system has been proposed [ 1, 13].
Results of feline immunodeficiency virus (antibody) and feline leukopenia virus (antigen) testing (Idexx SNAP FIV/FeLV Combo Test; Idexx Laboratories) were also negative, ruling out the potential that viral-induced immunosuppression was a concurrent factor.
Two human cases of Col3GP with concurrent factor H deficiency resulting in hypocomplementemia have been described, suggesting an association between Col3GP and defects in the complement system [ 1, 13].
Since our study did control appropriately for concurrent risk factors, it was possible to disentangle the most important risk factors among the strongly interrelated factors of physical load, psychosocial load, and general health.
