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This rotation is in line with clinical experience that subjects present concurrently with symptoms from different dimensions [ 46].

These false-negative cases occurred when either cellulitis (681.xx, 682.xx, 686.9x) or ulcers (707.xx) were present concurrently with hypoglycemia.

Metabolic syndrome risk factors often present concurrently with other global cardiometabolic risk factors [ 4], ranging from standard clinical variables, such as low density lipoprotein and total cholesterol, high sensitivity C-reactive protein and body mass index to novel physiologic factors requiring specialized testing, such as vascular and autonomic function.

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.

Sometimes, salient-but-irrelevant objects (distractors) presented concurrently with a search target cannot be ignored and attention is involuntarily allocated towards the distractor first.

Parallel to our work are demonstrations of perceiving two flashes from a single flash presented concurrently with two brief tactile stimuli [15], resolving the perceived rotation of a motion defined sphere by touching a real rotating sphere [16] and resolving binocular rivalry between oriented Gabors by touching a real grooved stimulus [17].

Results show that latency differences that could explain the RT cueing effects must occur after visual selection processes giving rise to the N2pc, but at or before transfer in visual short-term memory, as reflected by the SPCN, at least in discrimination tasks in which the target is presented concurrently with at least one distractor.

Finally, themes and sub-themes identified were presented concurrently with quantitative results for transparency and enhancing triangulation of methods.

These PIT stimuli were presented concurrently with the prompt 'Select a key' until the D or H key was selected.

Under certain circumstances children with attentional problems (including those with ADHD) benefit from, rather than being distracted by, background task-irrelevant noise presented concurrently with a target task.