Sentence examples for condition of concurrent from inspiring English sources

The enzymatic digestibility and reducing sugar yield from the best condition of concurrent process were around 93% and 325 mg/g (dry weight) of fresh biomass, respectively.

The eponym Marine-Lenhart syndrome is typically used for the rare condition of concurrent manifestation of Graves' disease and thyroid autonomy (Plummer's disease) [ 1- 3].

We showed that under the condition of concurrent access to standard as well as highly preferred food both sibutramine and memantine selectively decreased consumption of lard but not chow.

Indeed, recent studies showed that multisensory cues were more effective at capturing spatial attention than unimodal cues under conditions of concurrent perceptual tasks [ 34, 35].

A previous study has reported results obtained from the same described perceptual test with neurotypical adult subjects under multiple conditions of concurrent stimulation [ 21].

We incubated human endothelial cells with human Hb (Fe2+, 2 mg/ml) and a low level of the H2O2-generating enzyme glucose oxidase (GOX; 2.5 mU/ml) to simulate the conditions of concurrent extracellular Hb exposure and oxidative stress.

Continuous feeding for 18 days with diet delivering the same daily doses of TBE-31 under conditions of concurrent treatment with the immunosuppressive agent azathioprine had a similar effect on Nrf2 activation without any indications of toxicity.

Areas of research that have provided evidence for the predictive and construct validity of the POMS include brief psychotherapy studies, drug trials, studies of response to emotion-inducing conditions and studies of concurrent validity coefficients and other POMS correlates [ 20].

Ongoing conditions are considered concurrent medical conditions (see the later section of Concurrent medical conditions).

In view of recent trends, we examined national surveillance data for England to quantify the role of concurrent conditions in persons with listeriosis and stratified these conditions to examine risks for persons >60 years of age.

Severe weather conditions and the demands of concurrent sampling resulted in some peak lactation samples being taken at day 11 postpartum (n = 2) or day 13 postpartum (n = 2).