Sentence examples for concurrently it was from inspiring English sources

Because of the experimental nature of the ballet, its libretto appeared concurrently; it was the first formal libretto published for a dance drama.

Concurrently, it was investigated whether the accuracy of retention time predictions of segmented temperature gradients can be further improved by temperature dependent calculation of the parameter ST of the LES relationship.

Concurrently, it was reported that the proposed series remained in pre-production with the scriptwriters in the process of crafting the story.

Upon becoming a tropical storm, Klaus was located in an area of 29 mph (47 km/h) of wind shear, although concurrently it was located over warm water temperatures of 83.1°F (28.4°C).

However, as schools often closed late in the outbreak or other interventions were used concurrently, it was sometimes unclear how much school closure contributed to the reductions in incidence.

Furthermore, as data collection and data analysis did not take place concurrently, it was not possible to refine the interview guide in response to data as the study progressed.

He said to me that past, present and future are all happening concurrently, it's just about which radio station you're tuning into.

Concurrently, it is connected to their conception of the bloc's strengths relative to other actors again, primarily in the areas that interest them.

The scientists are still not sure exactly when unidirectional breathing first developed, but if it all evolved from one ancestor rather than concurrently, it is possible there have been unidirectional breathers walking the planet for 270 million years -- 100 million years before the first birds and 20 million years earlier than anyone thought. .

When these changes occur concurrently it is not possible to assess the direction of causation; therefore, it is essential to analyze the mechanistic relationships underlying the changes in vegetation composition and nitrogen cycling.

Concurrently, it is a useful and reliable tool to assess the new DSM-5 criteria for NSSI and SBD.