Sentence examples for existed concomitantly from inspiring English sources

If carcinoma in situ existed concomitantly with Ta (noninvasive urothelial carcinoma), it would be classified as "Tis".

However, if carcinoma in situ existed concomitantly with T1~T4 (invasive urothelial carcinoma), it would be classified as T1 to T4 according to the most severe stage from all lesions of the specimen.

Brentano argues that consciousness, for example, of an outward stimulus like a sound, "clearly occurs together with consciousness of this consciousness", that is, the consciousness is "of the whole mental act in which the sound is presented and in which the consciousness itself exists concomitantly" (1874/1995, 129; see also phenomenological approaches to self-consciousness).

In 24 patients (47 %), liver diseases concomitantly existed (ascariasis, 2; primary biliary cirrhosis, 5; hepatitis B, 4; hepatitis C, 6; drug induced hepatitis, 1; cirrhosis without hepatitis viral infection, 5; and multiple biliary cysts, 1).

The standards for evidence should be concomitantly high.

Although no specific treatment for AP exists so far, concomitantly with better understanding of the underlying pathophysiology, immunomodulatory treatment has become a matter of interest.

While these objectives are interrelated and opportunities often exist to achieve them concomitantly in the same exercise, it is critical to define the priority objective for the exercise because different objectives have different implications for exercise design.

While these drugs may promote the shrinkage and, therefore, facilitate the surgical resection of the tumour, concerns also exist that they might concomitantly increase its propensity to form distant metastasis.

Few existed.

She existed.

Torture existed.