Sentence examples for somewhat concurrently from inspiring English sources

Each batch takes about 6-h talk time, and there can be up to three batches running somewhat concurrently.

While Dansaekwha (also spelled "Tansaekwha") emerged somewhat concurrently with American Minimalism, this is the first exhibition to consider the two movements side by side, finding subtle synchronicities between the artists' approaches to form, material, and medium.

According to his wish, the next Games were held in Paris, although they would be somewhat overshadowed by the concurrently held Universal Exposition.

Perhaps somewhat counterintuitively, such normalization concurrently causes injury [ 6].

Concurrently and somewhat paradoxically, sport scientists as early as 1978 also started to explore the application of mechanical vibration as a potential stimulus for increasing muscle function and athletic performance (Bosco et al. 1998, 1999b; Issurin et al. 1994; Mester et al. 1999; Nazarov and Spivak 1985; Zagorskaia 1978).

All conditions were somewhat more likely when ascertained concurrently.

Comparing comorbid conditions, all were somewhat more likely when ascertained concurrently with hyporesponsiveness than when ascertained in the antecedent period.

The other equally important criterion is equity and it is taken as axiomatic that health care pursues to improve health and to reduce access inequalities, and that policymakers seek to concurrently achieve the, somewhat contradictive, goals of efficiency and equity [ 41, 42].

Among acute hyporesponders, iron deficiency may have played somewhat of a mediating role: TSAT levels rose concurrently with restitution of ESA responsiveness.

A city long renowned for a somewhat inflexible respectability when West Princes Street Gardens were turned over to the general public in 1876, smoking was forbidden Edinburgh concurrently maintained a fascinating netherworld of ribaldry and drunkenness.

Talk concurrently with collaborators.