Sentence examples for conducted concurrent from inspiring English sources

An economic evaluation of the two schemes of follow-up was conducted concurrent with the RCT.

To compare these results with the naturally occurring density of this mosquito in non-intervention areas, we conducted concurrent surveillance in two nearby reference areas.

Once an interim version of the intervention was developed, an intervention pilot was conducted concurrent with a small mixed methods study.

On days when we collected personal exposure measurements, we also conducted concurrent 24-hr (0900 0900 hr) ambient monitoring at a central monitoring site located within 1 mile of all subjects' residences.

We find that average equity market announcement effects differ when issuers conduct concurrent transactions.

Studies were designed to establish correlation metrics between Sensor Fish device measurements and live fish injuries by conducting concurrent releases in a range of turbulent shear flows.

When measuring radon concentrations in kitchens, it is very appropriate to conduct concurrent measurement of radon exhalation rates from the granites used in such kitchens in order to evaluate their contribution to kitchen space radon contamination.

We document that, in recent years, over 60% of convertible bond issuers conduct concurrent transactions including share repurchases, call option purchases, warrant sales, seasoned equity offerings, and stock lending program initiations.

By conducting concurrent genetic and population monitoring, we were able to understand observed changes in the abundance in a threatened species, which would not have been possible by only monitoring abundance.

It removes barriers for financial institutions other than banks to conduct concurrent operations in areas such as investment advisory, securities, asset management and futures trading, as part of an effort to internationalize South Korean financial markets and establish Seoul as a "financial hub" in East Asia.

Conducting concurrent removal programs in all invaded areas would mitigate this effect, but would require large investments and may be infeasible due to the expansive and highly connected invaded range.