Concurrently, it gained a sense of eccentricity, as in an 1810 use of "having a screw loose".
OpenMP supports the fork join model of parallel computing where at particular points in the execution the master thread spawns a number of threads that are executed concurrently to gain a performance benefit.
This situation indicates that many of the genes involved in the AIS arose long before the emergence of jawed vertebrates (or at least that of the common ancestor of jawed vertebrates and sea urchins) and thereafter evolved concurrently to gain new functions in the AIS at the immunologic big bang.
The improvement gained from applying both interventions concurrently was only marginal, indicating that there were little additive benefits in implementing both interventions.
The association between exogenous insulin and cancer gained attention in 2009 when concurrently published studies assessing incident cancer among users of glargine compared with users of nonglargine insulin reported conflicting findings (5– 12).
Our definition of quality is based on measures of fitness: fitness gained through parental care as well as fitness concurrently lost.
For health states that involved multiple perioperative complications, the total QALDs gained was estimated by summing the utilities for each health state sequentially rather concurrently.
Interestingly, all significant predictors for weight gain in patients treated with olanzapine and weight mitigating agents were time-dependent variables, measured concurrently with weight gain after initiation of treatment.
Controlling heat loss and gain concurrently is a thermal strategy that allows leatherbacks to exploit the rich foraging grounds of sub-polar waters while avoiding overheating while actively swimming in tropical reproductive zones.
In summary, flavonols increased with UV radiation while flavanols decreased concurrently to TSS gain.
