The correlation between monthly cases of melioidosis and rainfall at Darwin Airport in the preceding calendar month (r = 0.617; p < 0.0001) was slightly tighter than the correlation with rainfall in the concurrent month (r = 0.574).
His lawyer, Peter M. Rubin, said that for the Nassau offenses, Father Hands would most likely be sentenced to a concurrent six-month jail term and five years of probation.
Most of the studies investigating screening mammography and MRI published in the past decade performed these imaging techniques in a concurrent or short- interval (within 1 month) fashion.
In a concurrent solo show of new work at JAMES COHAN GALLERY in Chelsea (through Oct. 29), Mr. Shonibare turns his eye on the moment when tourism becomes colonialism.
In a concurrent development, the feds loaded up all the science-research dollars with strings.
(I recently met somebody who said her company's computers slow down every March because of bracket madness, with a concurrent downswing in employee efficiency. What does her company make? Airplane parts, she said. Charming).
Brazil's Catholic majority has steadily declined over the last several decades, with a concurrent rise in Protestant worship.
In one unit between February and October 2005, consecutive women were also recruited for a concurrent control group.
Concurrent also relies on other lawmakers for support, getting $8 million more in earmarks, including one worth $1.5 million from Mr. Young, whose district in Florida has a Concurrent office.
When results from both of our studies are taken together, it appears that, although blood manganese is associated with deficits in concurrent 12-month neurodevelopment test scores, a subset of children with lead coexposure have adverse manganese effects that persist.
Laptops in particular have seen a glorious augmentation of performance with a concurrent reduction of size.
