Sentence examples for the concomitant effect from inspiring English sources

Excess greenhouse gas emissions and the concomitant effect on global warming have become significant environmental, social and economic threats.

The concomitant effect of MR machines, MR sequence parameters, fat, iron, inflammation and necrosis on the ADC values should be evaluated.

The concomitant effect of perovskite crystallinity, perovskite-TiO2 interfacial area, and light trapping was investigated to understand the change of photovoltaic parameters resulted from the templating method.

Deactivation of the catalysts seems to be independent of the preparation method and can be attributed to the concomitant effect of coke deposition and sintering.

While solubility-enabling formulations can significantly increase the apparent solubility of the drug, the concomitant effect on the drug's apparent permeability has been largely overlooked.

The concomitant effect on the air-void properties is quantified by a geometrical model, where the change in specific surface and void spacing is computed due to gradual void saturation of different size classes based on the linear traverse method.

In this sense, southern Gran Sabana has been under fire perturbation since the Lateglacial, with the concomitant effects upon vegetation, and persisted during the Holocene.

The concomitant effects of light in the museum, organic components of the treatments and their mineralization, exacerbated by their depth of penetration, seem to be the most plausible cause of the localized browning of the statues.

To differentiate the concomitant effects of porosity and oxygen surface chemistry on ethanol adsorption, different sets of samples were used to analyze different relative pressure ranges (below 1000 ppmv concentration and close to unity).

Of note, the majority of the studies available thus far are limited to combining one or two of these modulators while the concomitant effects of factors, loading, and hypoxia have not been documented yet although such a setup clearly represents the "real articular joint condition".

Studies utilizing hindlimb suspension (HLS) as a ground-based model of spaceflight often neglect the concomitant effects of radiation exposure, and even when radiation is accounted for, it is often delivered at a high-dose rate over a very short period of time, which does not faithfully mimic spaceflight conditions.