Our active surveillance study showed that B. holmesii infection spread concurrently with the B. pertussis epidemic, but that there was no co-infection of B. holmesii and B. pertussis.
In contrast, in the United States, heterosexual Americans "tend to have several long-term relationships over a lifetime," Epstein writes, but "they usually have them sequentially, not concurrently," and this limits the spread of the virus.
"All it does is spread fear and, concurrently, drain the population of people who can help fix the problem".
No patient developed extrahepatic spread before or concurrently with the detection of local or intrahepatic relapse.
Concurrently, HIV-1 began to spread in Guinea-Bissau, reaching a prevalence of 3.6% by 2007 [ 4].
Each exclosure and grazed plot pair were measured concurrently and the measurements were spread evenly across the day for the plot pairs to ensure that data collected from all plots reflected the full range of light and temperature conditions.
"In Afghanistan, all the traditional risk factors for rapid spread of H.I.V. exist concurrently," said Dr. Fred Hartman of Management Sciences for Health, a Boston-based group working in Afghanistan.
In the recent years the activities of industrial sectors has showed a considerable spread and development, but concurrently the natural environment has been contaminated.
Subsequent anchoring of OVPOSS surrounding the colony leads to a spread of NB, which concurrently impedes the growth of PS latex over the area they settle.
Concurrently, TUNEL correlated with metastasis, extracapsular spread, grade and stage.
