Sentence examples for has concomitantly increased from inspiring English sources
Technological innovation has concomitantly increased the ability to generate and disseminate large quantities of information, such as sequencing data, creating international networks of linked, shared research data (Kaye [2011]).
The prevalence of chronic diseases has concomitantly increased [ 20].
Unfortunately, the frequency of distant metastasis has concomitantly increased, with major metastatic organs being the lung, lymph node, bone, and adrenal gland.
According to recent surveillance data covering pneumococcal isolates collected in the USA, the prevalence of vaccine serotype 19F has decreased since introduction of PCV7, while that of nonvaccine serotype 19A has concomitantly increased [ 34, 46].
With the recent expansion and intensification of rice cultivation in Africa, rice diseases have concomitantly increased in most African rice growing areas (Sere et al. 2005; Traoré et al. 2009).
We were concerned that in using liposomal entrapment to enhance what is effectively a non-existing adjuvant effect of this low, apparently non-toxic dose of CD40, we might have concomitantly increased the toxic effect.
Moreover, the rates of the comorbidities associated with obesity, such as insulin resistance, elevated circulating blood lipids, and elevated blood pressure, have concomitantly increased.
A rise in paper prices has concomitantly driven more readers to buy ebooks.
It was postulated that a symmetric constraint upon the primary structure within the core could only be achieved after these insertions had been deleted (concomitantly increasing the tertiary structure symmetry).
Concomitantly, increased levels of SOD activity have been observed in temperature stressed coral [45], [66] in addition to SOD-like activity documented from a jellyfish GFP [37].
Ronaldo Munck offers a sober appraisal of how globalization has created a new global working class through the massive acceleration of capital accumulation and, concomitantly, increased the insecurity and precarious nature of most employment.
