Part of validating ELTS involved concurrently validating the new test with test results from other proficiency tests including EPTB and ELBA (English Language Battery) (Davies, 1990).
The second approach involves concurrently targeting downstream pathways such as the MAPK and AKT/PI3K pathways.
Several mechanisms have been proposed to explain why these amyloid deposits form, and it is possible that more than one mechanism may be involved concurrently [ 4, 5].
However, although from the ABCDE bundle or PAD guidelines it may seem evident what to aim for in everyday clinical practice, health care professionals often struggle with how to implement guidelines, especially when these include integrated care covering many domains concurrently and involving multiple care providers.
He is concurrently involved in the restoration of masonry on part of Wells Cathedral, and so spends only two weeks every two months in New York.
The ACE postfiltering scheme provides slightly less PAPR reduction gain of 14−7.7=6.3 dB, but it offers an improved average PAPR value of about 5.6 dB regardless of the filter parameter settings, which concurrently involves robustness against spectral pollutions.
Subject teachers were usually asked to do an on-site rating exercise on a batch of student writings, and verbally describe the thoughts going through their minds concerning the planning and decision-making procedure and all the essential considerations involved in rating concurrently.
Our study suggests that both positive and negative autocrine feedbacks are concurrently involved in regulation of osteoclastogenesis.
27 However, our results suggest that ALDH2 and other enzymes are concurrently involved in GTN bioactivation, even at low concentrations achieved by the standard therapeutic dose.
Two major ethical concerns arise from the use of NGS for BD in adolescents, as parents and their children are concurrently involved in making decisions about the right to know or not to know for each.
