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Meanings of concurrent in English

Occurring or operating at the same time.

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Usage of concurrent in English
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Preston was given a one-year concurrent sentence for breaching the protection order.
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Comorbid conditions and concurrent drug therapy were present more frequently among users.
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As a concurrent resolution, that measure would not have needed Trump's signature.
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This isn't the first time a concurrent social media storm has occurred.
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The Turtle Program involved 8 weeks of concurrent parent and child treatment.
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Interventions: Subjects undertook a walking test with the two concurrent exercise limits.
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Design: A concurrent 12-month prospective economic evaluation conducted alongside the Action Seniors!
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Asclepiades the physician, that it is the concurrent exercitation of the senses.
Complete Works of Plutarch — Volume 3: Essays and Miscellanies
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The model also fitted published data on multiple and multiple-concurrent free-operant performance.
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The company also plans to conduct a concurrent receivership proceeding in Canada.
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Florida does not allow candidates to run concurrent congressional and presidential campaigns.
Reuters
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Conclusions: A significant portion of laryngeal injuries is concurrent with maxillofacial fractures.
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In the adjuvant group, concurrent chemoradiotherapy was initiated 4 weeks after surgery.
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E-PROTECT is a prospective and concurrent economic evaluation of the PROTECT trial.
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And this is the concurrent sense of all the writers of authority.
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The possibility of concurrent CD should be considered in all AIH patients.
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Concurrent across language varieties
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