Our cohort was followed until eight weeks postpartum with milk samples, breast and nipple analysis and detailed questionnaires collected concurrently at defined time-points, facilitating a comprehensive investigation of the development of mastitis in the early weeks postpartum.
This is the first time that temporal patterns of endemic and epidemic shigellosis/dysentery, typhoid fever, and cholera have been defined concurrently on such a large scale.
Drugs for chronic and incidental use (e.g., dexamethasone during chemotherapy) were included in this study as long as they were used concurrently as was defined by Tobi et al (2007).
Taking these three types of information together product line diversity, the rate of model change, and price trends—one can see that they changed concurrently, whether price is defined on a per-vehicle basis (the upper trend line) or on a per-pound basis (the lower).
By May 5, the circulation had become better defined, and concurrently the convection increased over the center.
Moreover, the role of chemotherapy given concurrently with thoracic radiotherapy for stage IV NSCLC patients is not well defined; concurrent chemoradiotherapy is not recommended as routine treatment modality, with the exception of clinical trials [ 5].
Thus, the pipeline corresponds to a distributed workflow where multiple serial processes are executed concurrently following a dependency graph defined by required input and output files.
Concurrently, where possible, onset was defined by the first data point in the evening that was elevated above a subjectively viewed baseline and was preceded by at least one point at or below that value.
To that end, all three modalities were stimulated concurrently while a bimodal focus was defined blockwise.
Given this formulation, ants in ACO build solutions to the problem being solved by moving concurrently and asynchronously on an appropriately defined construction graph which represents any given problem domain.
