Sentence examples for developing concurrently with from inspiring English sources

These data clearly demonstrate impaired cardiac conductivity, developing concurrently with dilated cardiomyopathy, with loss of CENP-F function.

The author has previously stressed that anteversion is not a secondary adaptive change, but is rather an integral reciprocal deformity, resulting and developing concurrently with the changes in the socket, the one dependent upon the other for the extrinsic or environmental factors necessary for the dynamic development of the hip joint.

Schools in such diverse places as Sumer and China developed concurrently with the development of a full writing system and were concerned primarily with teaching first adults and later children to read and write.

Design for testability (DFT) developed concurrently with system design is an important way to improve PHM capability.

A product of the VCR era, Wright was raised on the films of Sam Raimi and John Landis, and his career has developed concurrently with the gatecrashing of the mainstream by the geek hordes.

These changes developed concurrently with changes in business practices and government deregulation that brought about lower salaries, no pension plans, unstable market returns for ordinary investors and obscene wealth for corporate executives.

The Reflector-c discontinuity developed concurrently with middle Miocene tectonic changes, which led to the opening and deepening of deep gateways in the South Scotia Ridge.

In the North China paraplatform that early episode corresponds to the Qianxi Stage (3.5 to 3 billion years ago), in which mafic-ultramafic rocks with silicic sediments developed concurrently with granitic gneisses that were metamorphosed to a high degree.

These advancements have developed concurrently with electronic medical records, digital (e-health) technologies and the shift toward patient-centered care.

Operationally, the goals and administration of the APEX library were developed concurrently with the design of the parent trial.

(Curiously, he seems to have switched from poetry to prose precisely at the time when he changed from soldier to civilian). Following the roots even further down, one finds not scattered poems but isolated words and names, all part of a massive lexicon that Tolkien invented and developed concurrently with his early verse.