Sentence examples for nearly concurrently from inspiring English sources

We conclude that both epicardial and endocardial synchrony due to fusion of native with ventricular stimulation occur nearly concurrently.

BECAUSE of a twist of fate, I became a grandmother nearly concurrently with becoming a mother, not long after I was reunited with the daughter I had given up for adoption decades before.

Mr. Carter's connections with France go way back: because his family was in the business of importing lace, he visited Europe frequently as a child, and learned to speak French and English nearly concurrently.

By that time, the Treasury should be ready with a comprehensive plan for the banks' continuing "toxic asset" problem, which should be carried out as nearly concurrently with the full stimulus as possible, for maximum effect on the confidence of everyone.

"Last week, virtually every Senate Republican voted against that tax cut," President Obama said, speaking at the White House nearly concurrently with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's comments on the Senate floor.

Although societal awareness of AIDS had developed at a slower pace in Canada than in the United States, films regarding the disease had appeared nearly concurrently: both the first Canadian documentary and the first American feature-length film on the subject, Nik Sheehan's No Sad Songs and John Erman's An Early Frost respectively, were released in 1985.

Thus, observers performed both memory tasks concurrently nearly as well as they performed the tasks alone.

Thus, observers should use both memory systems in parallel to perform the tasks, allowing observers to perform both memory tasks concurrently nearly as well as they can perform the tasks alone.

Concurrently, nearly all rural district health officials (97%%), see Table  3, reported attempting to offset the drawbacks of the rural setting by offering access to training opportunities, but there were fewer reports from those representing the urban districts (56%%, p = 0.0001).

The two highways run concurrently for nearly a mile (1.6 km) before FM 140 turns westward.

President-elect Donald Trump is pressing Congress to replace it concurrently, or nearly so, with its actual repeal, with which House Speaker Paul Ryan now seems to agree.