Sentence examples for explored concurrent from inspiring English sources

This study explored concurrent changes in levels of parent support and child literacy skills that occurred over the course of the intervention, and examined the impact of pre-intervention parent support and child literacy skills as potential moderators of parent and child outcomes.

This paper identifies geographic areas whose real estate markets were potentially impacted by US flood insurance reform, and it explores concurrent vulnerabilities by income and race in the most impacted areas.

In this framework, we designed two phase I trials (one conducted at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, and the other conducted in two Belgian hospitals) exploring concurrent fludarabine and radiotherapy in patients with intermediate to locally advanced head and neck squamous cell carcinomas (HNSCC).

In patients with regional disease, primarily those with bulky N2 or T4 disease or those with contralateral mediastinal involvement (N3), a phase III trial is under way to explore concurrent carboplatin as intensification of local therapy and additional systemic treatment.

First, we did not explore concurrent validity for all the instruments' domains.

Future research should explore concurrent and divergent validity for all the ITQOL domains and there are now validated instruments that would facilitate this exercise.

Multiple stepwise regression analysis was used to explore concurrent relationships between inflammatory and anti-angiogenic markers as dependent variables and demographic or clinical characteristics as independent variables.

The aims of the current study were therefore to develop a comprehensive assessment tool for CHWs working in the primary health care system, to assess the feasibility and acceptability of this approach, and to explore concurrent validity against clinical assessments carried out by physicians working in the same local public health system.

A few case studies, however, have explored the concurrent use of QMRA and LCA.

The role of phonological short-term memory (pSTM) in phonological judgement tasks of print has been widely explored using concurrent articulation (CA).

Despite the novelty of our analytic approach that explored the concurrent validity of criminal justice RNA and clinical assessments using standardized instruments and our inclusion of all RNA assessments over nearly a decade of observation, this study was limited primarily by small sample size.