Coincidently with this change in the follicular epithelium the commencement of the atrophy of the membranes of the ovum, described in the last section, becomes apparent.
Coincidently with the formation of the hepatic network, the umbilical vein (Pl.
Coincidently with the formation of an outgrowth from the throat to form the first visceral cleft, the head-cavity on each side becomes divided into a section in front of the cleft and a section behind the cleft (vide Pl.
Almost coincidentlywith the expansion of the army came an epidemic of the Spanish influenza.
The railroad's campaign of popular education, however, helped to convince the popular mind that new laws were needed, and came coincidently with the disclosures of corporate mismanagement and wrong-doing.
Coincidently with the partial disintegration of the conservative wing of the Republican party in Congress, there was passed a large volume of legislation of the type desired by the insurgents.
Coincidently with the expansion of the Knights of Labor and the growth of the American Federation came the great development of the labor press.
Coincidently with the disagreement over the Payne-Aldrich act, there raged the unhappy Pinchot-Ballinger controversy.
To this end I suggest an international conference of scientific men from all the nations to be held here in Washington coincidently with our own meetings, with a view to determining these questions.
The limb muscles are formed in Elasmobranchii, coincidently with the cartilaginous skeleton, as two bands of longitudinal fibres on the dorsal and ventral surfaces of the limbs (fig.
Coincidently with the formation of the hepatic network the united vitelline and visceral vein or veins (u.
In this group the mesoblast is formed, nearly coincidently with the hypoblast of the dorsal wall of the mesenteron, as two lateral sheets, one on each side of the middle line (fig.
Coincidently with the last-named changes the sides of the front part of the primitive streak become thickened, and give rise to conspicuous caudal swellings; in which the layers of the embryo are indistinguishably fused.
In Amphibia the alimentary cavity is formed coincidently with a true ingrowth of cells from the point where epiblast and hypoblast become continuous; and from this ingrowth the dorsal wall of the alimentary cavity is formed.
Coincidently with this change in position the whole embryo undergoes a ventral and somewhat spiral flexure.
Coincidently with their differentiation the connective tissue stratum of the peritoneum becomes established.
Coincidently with us, but independently as to association, the steam-sloop Seminole, slightly larger, also started.
I would investigate coincidently the general history and naval history of the past two centuries, with a view to demonstrating the influence of the events of the one upon the other.
On examining the wound at intervals of a few days, it is found that the granulation tissue gradually increases in amount till the gap is completely filled up, and that coincidently the epithelium spreads in and covers over its surface.
Coincidently the subcutaneous tissue for a considerable distance around becomes markedly œdematous, and the skin red and tense.
Coincidently with these changes in the vessels, the leucocytes in the blood of the inflamed part rapidly increase in number, and they become viscous and adhere to the vessel wall, where they may accumulate in large numbers.
The Delawares (Lenni Lenape, or Original Men) were subjugated almost coincidently with the Hurons; and the same year which brought the downfall of the Andastes witnessed the expulsion of the Shawnees from the valley of the Ohio.
At the end of March, some rather unimportant changes were made by Curtis in the district limits of his department and coincidently Phillips moved over the border.
Almost coincidentlyhe negatived[631] another suggestion, one advocated by Pomeroy for the confiscation of the Cherokee Neutral Lands.
At any rate, if not coincidently with this success, at some moment not far removed from it, the Prussian charge was ordered, and it is here that the difficulties of the historian chiefly appear.
As it was, the failure of the two parts of the British to act coincidently caused them to be beaten in detail: for the disastrous and bloody repulse of the columns on the east bank led to the withdrawal of the tiny body on the west.
Coincidently with this, in another letter of the same day, he mentions the meetings which have taken place on account of the property tax, and the spirit which had arisen on the subject.
Even on the earth these things have undergone much variation in the course of geological history, coincidently with the development of various species of life.
Coincidently with this contraction a nucleus generally makes its appearance.
Coincidently with the first negotiations for the capitulation of the citadel of Tournai, this new plan was entered upon.
Coincidently with that signal Schulemberg attacked the forest of Sars from his side, the northern face, and he and Lottum pressed each upon that side of the salient angle which faced him.
Rates might conceivably rise a little, or at all events remain constant, coincidently with a fall in ton mile revenue produced through savings of this sort.
Thus on green coffee during 1905, the rate from New Orleans to St. Paul was cut from forty to fifteen cents per hundred pounds, while coincidently the rate on sugar dropped from thirty-two to ten cents.
Coal or sand may reasonably be carried at two and one-fourth mills per ton mile, while the road is coincidently charging three or four times as much for hauling dry goods or fine hardware.
Coincidently it would bar the other road A C, C B from any lower through rate to points beyond D, such as x, B or y than to any intermediate station.
For the inland haul alone the Pennsylvania Railroad was receiving sixteen cents on the foreign goods, while coincidentlycharging American merchants ten cents more for the same service.
Yet coincidently with this method of his choice he did not hesitate to reply to pharisaic opposition with unqualified self-assertion and exalted personal claim.
The main danger, however, with a heart with this lesion, occurring coincidently with arteriosclerosis, is a progressive chronic myocarditis.
It may be advisable to administer small doses of iodid instead of the thyroid treatment, orcoincidently with it.
The treatment of acute dilatation is practically the same as the treatment of shock plus whatever treatment must coincidently be given to a patient for the disease with which he is suffering.
While arteriosclerosis often occurs coincidently with gout, and gout apparently may be a cause of arteriosclerosis, still the two diseases are widely dissociated, and the causes are not the same.
It came coincidently with another invention called the Trol-lee.
This Erskine had offered and concluded, coincidently with the revocation of the Orders, though not in connection with it; but in both instances his action was disapproved by his Government.
Coincidently with his note to Bassano, Russell wrote to Monroe, "It is my conviction that the great object of their policy is to entangle us in a war with England.
Coincidently with its discovery there was a sharp little outbreak of Asiatic cholera.
Coincidently with the development of this ambition he became almost more pro-Filipino than some of the Filipino politicians themselves.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "coincidently" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
