Sentence examples for it was concomitant from inspiring English sources

Partial recovery of PC loss in the DM cerebellum seemed to support the hypothesis, because it was concomitant with the elevated expression levels of three M2 markers (Arg1, Sphk1 and Tgfb1) as well as the decreased expression of Cd86 and Ccl3.

It is concomitant to the rise of the right.

It is concomitant to the stalled Italian invasion known as the Greco-Italian War.

Father William McNamara, a Carmelite monk, used to talk about "Holy Leisure," the great art of accomplishing nothing, and it's concomitant, appreciating everything.

Indeed, it is concomitant to influenza circulation in countries with temperate climate from the northern hemisphere.

DC may be quite different in species where it is concomitant with anteriorward growth of the entire embryo over the yolk (Blunck, 1914; Rakshpal, 1962; Pétavy, 1975).

Moesin is highly expressed in aggressive basal type breast carcinomas, it is transcriptionally upregulated upon EMT induction in breast cancer cell lines, and it is concomitant to the appearance of invasiveness markers, being a poor outcome prognostic marker [ 42 44].

In the view of Richard Seaford, the introduction of coinage to Greece and the theorizing about value it provoked was concomitant with and even contributed to the creation of Greek metaphysics.

Production of 2,3-BD was concomitant with production of IBE.

This was concomitant with the first mitosis.

This event was concomitant with conidial swelling.