Sentence examples for her concomitant from inspiring English sources

I would guess they stem from her lack of intellectual curiosity and her concomitant arrogance.

Her fascination with scent, and her concomitant "anxieties about looking," figure into her multi-sensory art works.

One might be tempted by such an equation, for it explicitly suggests that the creative worker and her concomitant creative acts have value and are valued by society; still, what's missing from this optimistic reading is that to transform the creative moment into a moment of economic value is also to reimagine creativity quite restrictively.

Her concomitant hyponatremia cannot be explained by furosemide-intake since furosemide may lead to hypernatremia.

Indeed, we show that in luminal BC, the PPP2R2A-/low/Cyclin D1high phenotype is associated with higher histological grade and concomitant HER-2 overexpression, as well as shorter DFS and OS.

I can insist that this weekend, instead of unpacking the minutiae of what happens now that the Speaker of the House of Representatives has been referred to the constabulary – the implications of this for her and the concomitant difficulties for Tony Abbott – that we talk about the underlying disease and not the symptoms.

During the five days before her death, her physical weakening and a concomitant decrease in consciousness due to anxiolytic treatment led to a cessation of her requests.

The crushing too-closeness of Sylvia and her mother (and its concomitant terrifying alienation) is everywhere documented in "Letters Home".

It depends on the severity of menopausal symptoms, impairment of quality of life, women's personal risk-factor status, concomitant diseases, her personal preferences, and also before the age of 60 years and within 10 years after menopause when overall benefits are more likely to outweigh risks.

Transgenic mice overexpressing HER-2 or mutant forms of HER-2 with capacity to malignant transformation of cells exhibit high levels of endogenous HER-1 or HER-3 compared to controls [ 33, 34], suggesting a concomitant overexpression of the HER family members.

Sally Avery, widow of Milton Avery, claimed that she never let the attention paid to her husband's painting (and the concomitant lack of interest in her own) "bother me too much.