Sentence examples for virtually concurrent from inspiring English sources

Second, the "strong" model of the "out-of-Africa" scenario for human origins which posited virtually concurrent population-size and geographic expansion and that allowed no gene flow between archaic hominin populations and early humans has been refuted.

The Port Stephens-Great Lakes Marine Park (PSGLMP) and Batemans Marine Park (BMP) underwent virtually identical and concurrent planning processes, however resistance to the BMP was more intense and sustained.

However, virtually all those reports mention concurrent triggers such as malnutrition and use of acetaminophen to some extent, as was the case in our patient [ 2, 5].

Virtually, the nucleation of bubble occurs by the concurrent diffusion and clustering of He atoms, H atoms, vacancies (and interstitials) which represents a complicated nucleation process.

The shape and strength of the birth weight-LTPA association was virtually independent of sex, age, gestational age, educational level, concurrent body mass index, and smoking.

In stable networks of long-term concurrent partnerships, a newly infected person is virtually guaranteed to repeatedly expose another partner during this period, maximizing their chance of transmitting; those partners will in turn expose their other steady partner(s) when their viral load is high, and so on.

Concurrent infection accounts for most events.

To overcome the main cisplatin-related toxicities, i.e. kidney function impairment and nausea/vomiting [ 9], many authors have replaced cisplatin with carboplatin, which has proven to be as effective as cisplatin in sequential or concurrent chemoradiation protocols, but better tolerated; indeed, carboplatin is virtually non-nephrotoxic and does not cause such severe nausea and vomiting [ 10- 12].

Concurrent planning helped achieve that.

Virtually nonexistent.

Virtually nothing.