This year, for the first time, the District, Maryland and Virginia are concurrently discussing deals to provide dedicated, bondable funding for Metro, the only major transit system in the country without such a form of long-term cash flow.
When recently Britain did publicly criticise the death sentence handed down to a drug smuggler who was almost certainly mentally ill, the Chinese authorities reacted by cancelling the so-called "human rights dialogue" - the channel designed to ensure that trade and human rights could be discussed concurrently but separately.
The line between the two can be very thin, and in our findings some of the issues presented had both procedural and distributive justice complexly interrelated, so the two dimensions of justice will be discussed concurrently.
Since most of the studies that have evaluated the effect of anti-diabetic medications on cancer survival have compared recurrence risks across categories of drugs, all classes will be discussed concurrently [ 42].
In this review, we discuss how these mRNAs are concurrently regulated at the post-transcriptional level by microRNAs (miRNAs) and RNA-binding proteins (RBPs), which consequently modify the p53 transcriptional program in a cell type- and stimulus-specific manner.
Advances and challenges of LES applied in industrial applications are concurrently reviewed and further discussed.
We also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of testing the psychometric properties of the primary outcome measures concurrently with the trial.
We present and discuss a new clustering algorithm, akromeson which identifies extreme points in a given data set and converts them into pseudo clusters, which are then run concurrently with a semi-supervised fuzzy-k means algorithm.
The survey content was discussed and refined concurrently and repeatedly with international partners.
Concurrently, after stating that his/her confidence in discussing H/NP with patients had increased as a result of the course, the same student also acknowledged, "I also feel more confident dismissing some forms of alternative medicine as ineffective".
The conflicting view of whether catheters are increasing concurrently with the increase in fistula prevalence is discussed.
