Sentence examples for considerable concurrent from inspiring English sources

Many of these reports have noted that the vast majority of low- and middle-income countries, especially in Africa, are "off track" for meeting the MDGs despite rapid progress in some places against considerable concurrent challenges.

The impact on HRQoL was found to be minimal despite considerable concurrent cardiovascular disease in a large proportion of the sample, indicating a larger impact of vision impairment than cardiovascular disease on reported QoL in this sample.

Over the past 15 years, considerable concurrent investment has been made by the Australian government and key medical, nursing and professional support organisations, to support the development of PHC nursing.

However, there has been considerable concurrent activity in relation to both policy and practice, not least of which was completing a major national consultancy for the Australian Health Ministers Advisory Councill concerning strategies to improve access to renal replacement therapies for Indigenous people in regional and remote Australia [ 58].

The logistics of delivering a mass immunization program are considerable, and concurrent administration of vaccines would be efficient for providers and more appealing to vaccinees than a requirement to make multiple visits to a healthcare provider.

The signal processing in both SR and SDR requires a considerable amount of concurrent processes.

The careless or unprofessional handling of hazardous wastes in many places around the world led to severe damage of nature, concurrent with considerable long-term health risks to human beings.

A resource that causes considerable interference in both concurrent and sequential multitasking is the problem state resource.

This bottleneck can cause considerable interference not only in concurrent multitasking – as most bottlenecks – but also in sequential multitasking: When multiple alternating tasks need to store intermediate results, the problem state bottleneck will cause significant interference.

Starting in 2004, the Canadian swine industry experienced considerable losses due to PCVAD, concurrent with a shift in genotype of porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV2).

Pneumonia was associated with considerable pre existing co morbidities and was commonly concurrent with an exacerbation or onset of another medical problem – 51 patients (41.5%) had at least 2 active diagnoses, in addition to pneumonia.