Concurrently, an early and ambitious web site containing key content from the published volume was produced by the Library.
This study was designed to evaluate the efficacy of using mifepristone and misoprostol concurrently for early medical abortion.
30 However, the microbial colonization of neonatal skin is not seen to increase concurrently with early acidification.
Importantly, children's interest was positively associated, concurrently, with early-literacy skills.
Concurrently, the earliest European temperance organizations were forming in Ireland, and in 1838 Mathew became president of the Cork Total Abstinence Society.
The Wolverton material best suited to a general audience, though, may be his Bible illustrations, which he was doing in the 1950s and '60s, concurrently with his early Mad work.
Please note that we may begin offering interviews and positions to suitable candidates who have completed their application early, concurrently with the ongoing interview process.
(Curiously, he seems to have switched from poetry to prose precisely at the time when he changed from soldier to civilian). Following the roots even further down, one finds not scattered poems but isolated words and names, all part of a massive lexicon that Tolkien invented and developed concurrently with his early verse.
Concurrently, advances in early diagnosis and treatment have seen increases in survival rates with cancer patients accounting for approximately 3.2% of the Australian population, with a predicted growth rate of 2% annually [ 2].
He was given a one-year sentence to run concurrently with his earlier sentence.
Judge Khokhar told him the sentence will run concurrently with the earlier one.
