The phrase "present concurrently" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to two or more events, processes, or situations that are happening at the same time. For example: "The teacher is instructing and managing classroom behaviors present concurrently."
The former finding is consistent with evolving understanding of mixed-symptom BD symptomatology (DSM-5 aserican Psychiatric Association 2013) as manic and depressive symptoms are not inversely associated but can present concurrently for many or most with BD.
Lymphatic vessel invasion and BVI (LBVI) were present concurrently in 15 patients (2%), LVI and PNI were present concurrently in 18 patients (2.5%) and BVI and PNI were present concurrently in 17 patients (2.3%).
These data indicated that basal STAT3 phosphorylation (at Tyr) and SOCS1 expression were present concurrently.
Rather, they often present concurrently, in varying severity, and are intertwined with and influence each other.
This rotation is in line with clinical experience that subjects present concurrently with symptoms from different dimensions [ 46].
Eligible patients were further evaluated when both chest-X-ray and PaO2/FiO2 ratio criteria were present concurrently.
In Concurrent trials (a spatial 3AFC), three visual streams were presented concurrently, along with a single audio stream (see Figure 2B).
The tourism bureaus of western Massachusetts will probably not want to send potential visitors to "The Hill Town Plays," the cycle of five dramas by Lucy Thurber that is mostly set in those leafy parts, and whose plays are being presented concurrently across stages in Greenwich Village, courtesy of the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater.
This is the first such case presenting concurrently with cardiac arrest.
A couple of studies showed that auditory processing of sounds presented concurrently with one's own actions is attenuated.
These five ratings were made on separate rating scales and scales were presented concurrently on the same screen as the photos.
