Sentence examples for maybe concomitant from inspiring English sources
Potentially intron spread was tightly linked to the still mysterious origin of eukaryotes (e.g ref. [13]), maybe concomitant to it, and introns may have been a powerful booster of evolutionary novelties through exon-shuffling, alternative splicing, surveillance of mRNA integrity, promoting and favoring recombination [14], [15], [16], [17], [18].
Pointing to studies showing that economic "growth is more fragile and recessions are more frequent in countries with greater inequality," Obama delivered a timely challenge to the notion that rising inequality is an inevitable, and maybe even necessary, concomitant of economic growth in a globalized economy.
Improving our ability to diagnose AKI, maybe with the concomitant use of multiple markers, will allow the implementation of more effective preventive and therapeutic measures to improve AKI prognosis.
At the same time, maybe we should have the CBO score out the concomitant Social Security cost reductions that Foxx's fantasy would entail.
With only one suggestive cluster identified out of all the cases in the study from four different study regions the present study indicates that clusters of NHL are likely rare, but they can occur, maybe due to rare types of industrial point exposures, or perhaps due to concomitant exposure to an infectious agent.
Maybe what it boils down to is one moment's knowledge of the miracle of life, with its inevitable concomitant, a vertiginous glimpse of the capacity to be hurt, and the capacity to inflict that hurt.
"Maybe what it boiled down to is one moment's knowledge of the miracle of life, with its inevitable concomitant, a vertiginous glimpse of the capacity to be hurt, and the capacity to inflict that hurt," Bangs wrote of Morrison's wounded vision.
- and a concomitant openness about sex.
It took him years to fully understand, with concomitant gratitude.
The states interests in regulating are of concomitant extension.
