The total gate error is now dominated instead by the increased concurrence error of (1.7times10^{-2}), whish insufficientent for a high quality phase gate.
Considering that the pipe coefficient is an index of how many fine roots are actively contributing to metabolism of the plant (assimilating water and nutrients), it could be argued that increased concurrence and unfavourable local stand characteristics (i.e. soil type) would lead to a reduction in metabolism and thus to a reduction in fine-root number and growth.
In another example, increasing the concurrence of sexual relationships without increasing their frequency or the duration will reduce the transmission risk per partnership, but may increase the transmission risk per unit time because the number of simultaneous partnerships increase.
The concurrence of the selection of ARB on green leafy vegetables and the increasing occurrence of foodborne pathogens on fresh produce is worrying.
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].
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).
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.
In concurrence with the increasing number of detectors, the accuracy of CTPA in the diagnosis of PE has increased in the last 20 years.
Higher cellularity was significantly associated with a better quality of the genetic test, with lower concurrence levels observed with increasing number of cells estimated in the biopsy (P < 0.01).
To maintain high sensitivity while increasing specificity, the search engine utilizes article-level concurrence as the last level of relevance.
In light of heightened contagion scares in the contemporary United States, we might consider the medicalized mask as a newer prosthetic disability form in light of the concurrence of modern public health conventions, the increasing potential for rapid transnational communicability of disease, and the significant incidence of breathable pollution for the common citizenry.
