Sentence examples for concurrent study of from inspiring English sources

Throughout the Nazi years, Klemperer had kept himself sane with a concurrent study of the vocabulary of tyranny, whose German, Russian and Italian variants he regarded with almost equal contempt.

Lastly, we illustrated the impact of our modeling approach quantifying the stiffness of engineered ECM after in vitro incubation and early stages of in vivo implantation obtained in a concurrent study of engineered tissue pulmonary valves in an ovine model.

A very similar effect was seen in a concurrent study of IPT in infants in the same area, whereby the efficacy of SP for malaria prevention varied between 60% and 90% in the month after SP administration [21, C. Menéndez et al., unpublished].

Sample size calculations were based on a concurrent study of responsiveness of the WOMAC [unpublished].

Nonexposed controls were enrolled during a concurrent study of University of Iowa faculty, staff, and students (8 ).

Twenty-two of the patients were recruited as part of a concurrent study of the role of dynamic magnetic resonance imaging in predicting response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy.

The majority of the birds (n = 61) were equipped with externally attached data loggers prior to leaving the colony as part of a concurrent study on foraging behaviour [35].

The stomach samples were obtained from breeding birds (i.e. carefully selected birds with protrusive brood pouches) that were fitted with data loggers as part of a concurrent study on foraging behaviour [35].

Analytical studies have also facilitated concurrent studies of toxicities and of beneficial health effects as well as investigations of the biosynthesis of the secondary metabolites.

Concurrent studies of exposure and biomarkers of genetic damage, such as chromosomal aberrations in accessible cells of exposed workers (e.g., nasal epithelium, buccal cells, shed urinary cells, or circulating lymphocytes), may be useful.

Inclusion of four intervention groups from two large cluster randomized studies that used non-standard composite definitions of bacteremia in this meta-regression yields a coefficient for intervention groups from non-concurrent studies of SDD or SOD which remains positive and non-significantly different from zero (+0.40; +0.17 - +0.96; p = 0.17).