Sentence examples for increase in concurrence from inspiring English sources

There is a North-South gradient in IBD incidence in Europe and North America, where both CD and UC increase in concurrence with latitude increases [6], [7], [8].

It is expected that the COPD morbidity and mortality rates will increase, in concurrence with the increasing trend of smoking, one of its major risk factors.

Results indicate that the measured Re of NH4+-N, CODcr and BOD5 increased in concurrence with an increasing sodium bentonite ratio, up to a maximum Re of 97.4% (NH4+-N), 55.2% (CODcr), and 51.5% (BOD5).

Together with only a slight increase in the concurrence error to (varepsilon _{C}= 5.1 thees10^{-5}), the overall gate error of the optimized pulse is (varepsilon _{mathrm {avg}}= 3.4times10^{-5}).

An increased α7 nAChR expression was also observed in hES cells treated with fibrillar Aβ1 40, which most likely reflects an up-regulation of α7 nAChRs on astrocytes in response to increased amyloid deposition in AD, in concurrence with a previous observation in autopsy brain tissue from AD patients [39].

It should be noted that the quantity of RMSD values below 2 Å got better in concurrence with the increase in exhaustiveness.

During the 3rd century AD a drastic decrease in horticultural activity, in concurrence with an increase in wild vegetation and tree crops, suggest reduced maintenance due to a phase of abandonment.

In concurrence with the increasing number of detectors, the accuracy of CTPA in the diagnosis of PE has increased in the last 20 years.

In concurrence with microbial substrate availability, increased nutrient availability through fertilization was expected to enhance microbial N in the unclipped but not in the clipped treatment.

The observed phenotypes occurred in concurrence with subtle and specific increases in the accumulation of seed sHSPs.

In addition, U73122 also inhibited S6 phosphorylation, in concurrence with the ability of this drug to inhibit PLD.