Sentence examples for introduced concurrently with from inspiring English sources

The incentives were introduced concurrently with management control initiatives intended to facilitate cooperation and monitoring among the teams.

With the implementation of the EORTC 22981/26981 regimen as the new standard of care, temozolomide was simultaneously introduced concurrently with radiotherapy, and as part of a planned 6 12 cycles of continued adjuvant temozolomide using a standard dosing schedule.

Introduced concurrently with the company's "Alive" advertising campaign, the cat and typeface have grown stouter, adopting a metallic, three-dimensional quality.

Rather it appears that pay reform, recruitment activity and user-fee reform are among a plethora of interventions that are being introduced concurrently but with insufficient coordination.

The improvements introduced concurrently on the ground segment have also significantly enhanced capability.

A previous report in Salinibacter ruber suggested that genes with related functions but different origins might have been assembled together and introduced concurrently into the genome of S. rubber[ 31].

The latest take on the compelling (though far from mature) space are two new Moto Z handsets, which were introduced practically concurrently with Lenovo's long awaited Project Tango handset, another twist on smartphone modulation from Motorola's parent company.

The latest take on the compelling (though far from mature) space are two new Moto Z handsets, which were introduced practically concurrently with Lenovo's long awaited Project Tango handset, another twist on smartphone modulation from Motorola's parent company.

In a recent meta-analysis, Langendijk et al. showed that the most efficacious way to introduce chemotherapy was concurrently with radiotherapy and this approach resulted in an absolute 5-year survival benefit of 20% [ 5].

Kuhn] were produced concurrently with introduced tubers, bulbs, and vegetables such as peas, potatoes, carrots, onions, rhubarb, celery, turnips, cabbage and barley.

The cult of Hygieia spread concurrently with his and was introduced at Rome from Epidaurus in 293 bc, when she was gradually identified with Salus (q.v.).