- Look up
concomitant or
concomitance in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Concomitance is the
condition of
accompanying or coexisting. A
concomitant is something...
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Concomitant drugs are two or more
drugs used or
given at or
almost at the same time (one
after the other, on the same day, etc.). The term has two contextual...
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attribute the
toxicity to the
presence of lead. Symbolically, the
method of
concomitant variation can be
represented as (with ±
representing a shift): A B C...
- In statistics, the
concept of a
concomitant, also
called the
induced order statistic,
arises when one
sorts the
members of a
random sample according to...
- below), the use of prisms,
orthoptic exercises, or eye
muscle surgery.
Concomitant esotropia – that is, an
inward squint that does not vary with the direction...
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interactions occur when a drug's
mechanism of
action is
affected by the
concomitant administration of
substances such as foods, beverages, or
other drugs...
- melanocyte-stimulating
hormone by the placenta. This
physiological phenomenon is
concomitant with the
occurrence of
melasma and
darkened nipples.
Individuals with...
- dextroamphetamine, to
elevate mood and
suppress appetite,
whereas the
concomitant barbiturate was
included to
broadly counteract potential adverse effects...
- Sylvester (1853, Glossary p. 543–548)
class The
class of a
contravariant or
concomitant is its
degree in the
covariant variables. See also
degree and order....
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environmental toxicants in
pregnancy prenatal Prenatal depression Immunization Concomitant conditions Anemia Hypertension Hypercoagulability Substance use Smoking...
