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The retrenchment of social insurance has not been compensated with a concomitant expansion of social assistance provision.
Accelerated radiotherapy regimen for malignant gliomas using stereotactic concomitant boosts for dose escalation.
The vector in the second brackets is called the concomitant vector.
The surplus woman was the concomitant of the surplus man and parents might well fear having both on their hands.
Gestures and postures are annotated and synchronisation is assessed to the syntactic structure of concomitant speech.
Thus, possibly concomitant immunity plays a role in the regulation of larval development in the final host.
Probable cases were defined as at least one positive culture sputum, respiratory symptoms, resolution with specific therapy and no other concomitant infection.
Hence, it is argued that when such a process is explored attention should be paid to each of these six elements with concomitant questions.
The concept of clinical governance emphasises accountability and there has been a concomitant increase in use of the guidelines in all areas of healthcare.
Indeed, in many ordinary cases, the natural concomitant of pain is anger.
Given ' local ' (single-infection) immune response optima from the empirical database, the model proposes a ' global ' optimization scheme for the case of concomitant infection.
They may be acquired through didactic instruction or clinical experience and will range from simple to complex, with concomitant configuration of features.
If more weakly implemented, non-modal phonation may persist throughout the duration of the vowel without rendering unrecoverable concomitant tone ; sufficient articulatory compatibility is achieved.
Another possible explanation is that a specific comorbidity pattern accounted for the facilitating effect on diagnosing depression in patients with concomitant chronic somatic disease.
There is also no treatmentrdrug interaction, so depression is reduced whether patients receive concomitant pharmacotherapy or not.
What we see, then, is a progressive weakening of the force of oppositional salience, with a concomitant strengthening of tense.
Evidence is presented of poor recall of unstated meaning, concomitant with a lack of knowledge of the requisite schematic structure.
Accentuating authenticity and a concomitant cultural autochthony, their vividness breeds essentialization and theoretical impasse.
Promising survival for patients with newly diagnosed glioblastoma multiforme treated with concomitant radiation plus temozolomide followed by adjuvant temozolomide.
Following the concomitant phase of treatment, all patients should be considered for monthly temozolomide monotherapy, provided they remain candidates for ongoing anticancer therapy.
Cognitive therapy reduces depressive symptoms of major depressive disorder, but little is known about concomitant reduction in social-interpersonal dysfunction.
Therefore, because [heat] is always concomitant with the ray of light, it is thought that the ray of light is the cause of the warming.
They give an accurate and economic historical and cultural background to the subject with the concomitant in-uences on art education.
As an old politician, he has picked up all the concomitant features.
A right-toleft shunt at the atrial level was present, and concomitant cardiovascular malformations were excluded.
Other outcomes include increased incidence of chemical use, with its concomitant risks to humans, livestock, a nd natural systems.
In the remaining pt, a covered wallstent was implanted to occlude a concomitant postsurgical aneurysm (diameter 20 mm).
Lexicalization is the change from phrasal to lexical category status with concomitant loss of internal - mor phological, phonological, semantic - structure.
Concomitant to facile availability and media exposure, youth are prone to consume these compounds at a young age.
To compare the hematological toxicity and efficacy of sequential versus concomitant administration of doxorubicin and docetaxel as metastatic breast cancer first-line treatment.
Moreover, several causal cues may need to be taken into account to reach a decision, when only one surface-level concomitant cue might suffice.
With gradual uplift and concomitant progradation the depositional surface may have been raised from below storm wave base to a shallow coal-depositing paralic setting.
All of these developments led to a more mobile and more urban population with concomitant possibilities for immorality and criminality.
Indeed, these are so frequently concomitant, that the association may be regarded as characteristic.
Concomitant to the tabular organization of chemical facts, then, these authors saw the need for nomenclatural reform.
There has been a concomitant increase in the prevalence of age-associated diseases, including dementia.
The increased likelihood of co-pathologies and concomitant medication also complicate both the diagnosis and management of this condition in elderly patients.
There is a concomitant increase in protein reserves which progresses in the same wave-like pattern outward from the cotyledon.
The majority, if not all, of the species evaluated have seeds that produce ethylene prior to, or concomitant with, radicle protrusion.
Due to reorganization of water protons, there was a concomitant increase in bulk and free water, but a decrease in bound water.
We also show that dark rearing causes concomitant reductions in both inhibition and size selectivity.
Manasikra should be distinguished from vitakka: while the former turns its concomitants towards the object, the latter applies them onto the object.
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