Given local conditions, such as famine, war, or a high rate of infectious diseases, rates of disability may concurrently rise and necessitate a greater level of supplies such as wheelchairs or other durable medical equipment, or specialized support, such as sign language interpretation.
Our hypothesis was based on the rapid rise of resistance in VK7 during the time period between June 2011 and July 2013 and therefore we anticipated expression of candidates to concurrently rise.
Recurrence was defined according to any of the following criteria: (1) tumor marker levels increased post-surgery after initial normalization; (2) new lesions were observed concurrently with rising tumor marker levels; or (3) new lesions were confirmed by pathology.
Concurrently, he rose through a series of management positions, including chief scientist for NCAR's world-class climate model as staff members prepared to crank out simulations for the climate assessment by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change due out in September.
Mitchell, with a head for math and a heart full of dread, quickly becomes a star in the new field of disaster prediction, his stature and wealth rising concurrently with the growth of the company.
The control signals of the WISHBONE bus wrappers from/to asynchronous FIFOs and packing/unpacking modules are asserted concurrently at the same rising edge of the respective router and IP clocks to reduce the latency.
These flashbacks formed the basis for the 2007 film Hannibal Rising (written concurrently with the 2006 novel of the same name) which portrays Lecter as a young man.
It has been observed that susceptibility to many degenerative diseases increases concurrently with industrialization and rising living standards.
In tradable services, where America continued to have a comparative advantage, both value-added and employment rose concurrently.
Concurrently, she has risen up her parents' philanthropic business to become an equal partner in what is now called the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation.
