Sentences with phrase «concomitant changes»
The phrase "concomitant changes" refers to multiple changes that occur at the same time or go together. It means that when one thing changes, it is accompanied by or associated with other changes. Full definition
The rapid uptake of heat energy and CO2 by the ocean results in a series of concomitant changes in seawater carbonate chemistry, including reductions in pH and carbonate saturation state, as well as increases in dissolved CO2 and bicarbonate ions [3]: a phenomenon defined as ocean acidification.
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In turn, random fluctuations in sea surface temperature due to ocean circulation patterns, etc., might cause concomitant changes in cloudiness, which would affect the radiation balance, and hence the temperature.
«And making concomitant changes to leadership and committee assignments.»
Finally, transformation may provide a general approach to the analysis of complex heritable phenotypes by permitting the distinction between phenotypic changes without concomitant changes in DNA and functional genetic rearrangements.
The report concluded that, as global climate change continues, «we may also observe concomitant changes in human personality,» with the caveat that the extent of such changes «await [s] future investigation.»
In conclusion, the findings of the present study suggest that 16 weeks of strength training results in improved muscle quality, skeletal muscle fiber hypertrophy, accompanied by concomitant changes in biochemical markers known that contribute to whole - body insulin sensitivity; namely, reduced HOMA - IR, increased adiponectin levels and decreased FFA and CRP levels.
This polling data evinces the changed political climate and concomitant change in language and values since the announcement of the Budget in 2012.
, Garlic Sprouting is Associated with Increased Antioxidant and Concomitant Changes in the Metabolite Profile, 2014
A recent study concluded that 4 weeks of drop jump training improved jumping performance in well - trained athletes without a concomitant change in strength.
Although e-readers can also be used in this way, the fact that they are an interactive device, and the fact that both publishers, manufacturers (and possibly educators) want to take advantage of its interactive features, encourages a break from «bookish» learning to potentially broader (more accessible content) yet more fast - paced, glancing, interrupted form of learning, and the concomitant change in cognitive processing.
Movements of the general stock market during such abbreviated periods will likely be far more important in determining your results than the concomitant change in the intrinsic value of your Berkshire shares.
Recent evidence suggests that adopting a multi-tiered approach similar to public schools, but intensifying practices at each tier, may be effective in creating a more positive overall climate, leading to concomitant changes in challenging behavior.