Sentence examples for A parallelism between from inspiring English sources
A parallelism between HMGA1 protein levels and IGFBP-3 gene expression has been observed in T/C-28a4 and C-28/I2 cells.
This complex behaviour is rationalized by establishing a parallelism between transient elongational flow and ultrasonic degradation.
The proposed control strategies stem from a parallelism between steering and vertical dynamics of a motorcycle.
Endocannabinoid analogues exhibit antidepressant and anti-compulsive like effects similar to that of serotonin selective reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) indicating a parallelism between the effects of serotonin and endocannabinoids.
Half of the drivers chose the first poster, which drew a parallelism between the casualites of terrorism, earthquake and traffic, as most impressive.
Moreover, there is a parallelism between correct thinking and valid argumentation: valid argumentation may be thought of as an expression of correct thinking, and the latter as an internalization of the former.
Taken together, these results indicate that a parallelism exists between IGFBP-3 and HMGA1 mRNA expression in chondrocytic cell lines.
29 We noted a remarkable joint disruption and report a novel parallelism between the ankle and knee joint.
The cornerstone of his theory of divine exemplarism is the conviction that there is a close parallelism between human artificers as producers of artifacts and God as a creator only in this way, according to Paul, can the main goal of every theory of divine ideas (that is, the explanation of the rationality of creation as a free act of God) be achieved.
The data are consistent with sex determination occurring in the bipotential gonad with a direct parallelism between two intrinsically antagonistic transcription factors, Foxl2 and Sox9, one with a key role in female and the other in male mammalian gonadal development [4].
There's a grim parallelism between the two cases: much like Afiuni was jailed for doing something the law mandated of her, Graterol is being tried for demanding, for his client, rights the law itself establishes.
