Investigators at the University of Michigan elected to radiate the primary tumour alone, without the inclusion of regional lymph nodes, and administer full-dose gemcitabine concurrently, because the use of full-dose gemcitabine requires reduction of the radiation dose, based on their prior clinical experience (McGinn et al, 2001; Muler et al, 2004).
For the final two phases, however, the main events run concurrently because the establishment of the NIHR was followed so rapidly by the Cooksey Review, which covered a broader spectrum of research.
There is considerable need to better understand the potential for additive effects when physical activity and metformin are used concurrently because the scope of the public health problem is so pressing.
BECAUSE of a twist of fate, I became a grandmother nearly concurrently with becoming a mother, not long after I was reunited with the daughter I had given up for adoption decades before.
Dermoid sinus and KFS may arise concurrently because both processes occur during the same developmental period.
Trastuzumab is given sequentially and not concurrently with anthracyclines because of cardiac toxicity (NCCN Guidelines, 2013).
These two populations differ in their origin and in some specific features, like the susceptibility to osteogenic differentiation or self-renewal properties; however, both are proposed for therapeutic usage concurrently, mainly because high similarity of morphology and surface antigens [ 15, 16].
Hardware designs to provide baseband processing of new protocol standards are being actively attempted, because of concurrently emerging multiple standards and diverse needs on device functions, hardware-only implementation may have reached a limit.
Neck dissection was performed concurrently in 4 patients because of lymph node metastases.
Concurrently, ubiquitinated XRCC1 increased because of MG132 or PS-341 inhibiting its degradation.
