Sentence examples for so concomitantly from inspiring English sources

As elsewhere [ 17], most herbal users did so concomitantly with allopathic medicines, without the knowledge of their attending physician.

Although C. butyricum CWBI 1009 is also capable of producing solvents, mainly ethanol, it does so concomitantly with the production of acids during the exponential growth phase and at a lower concentration.

Although malaria incidence dropped dramatically over time and more so concomitantly with the use of ACT, 13 we cannot be certain that there is a causal relationship between adoption of T&T and decreased malaria incidence.

Although no specific treatment for AP exists so far, concomitantly with better understanding of the underlying pathophysiology, immunomodulatory treatment has become a matter of interest.

Nevertheless, none of the neurotrophin/Trk/p75NTR homologues have so far been found concomitantly in a protostomian species.

This has been given further impetus from the fact that they are increasingly consumed concomitantly in so-called energy drinks.

In recessionary Britain the average shopper isn't about to start buying one Chanel jacket every 15 years in the spirit of investment dressing, but we also no longer want things that feel so cheap, and quite often, concomitantly nasty.

As cells progressed through anaphase, PICH-positive threads became progressively longer and, concomitantly, their numbers diminished so that they were no longer detectable by telophase (Baumann et al. 2007).

Polymerases can then be concomitantly released by inhibitor removal, so that the time-resolved arrival of RNAPII at different intron-exon junctions can be assessed.

An association has been demonstrated between polypharmacy (using ≥ five medications concomitantly) and underprescribing [ 27], so the high rate of concurrent PIMs and PPOs is not unexpected.

Aposome formation by the epithelial cells occurs concomitantly with growth and expansion so that the better endowed cells squeeze out the aposomes of their sandwiched neighbors.