The phrase "a parallel changes" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "parallel changes"? You can use "parallel changes" when discussing simultaneous modifications or adjustments occurring in different contexts or systems.
Example: "The company implemented parallel changes in both its marketing and production strategies to enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "simultaneous changes" or "concurrent changes".
A parallel change in taste is already evident regarding furniture and decor.
We can see this by making a parallel change to the Chinese Room scenario.
The initial study started at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in patients with prostate cancer and showed good reproducibility and a parallel change with prostate-specific antigen [3, 4].
Perhaps this parallel weight gain is due to a parallel change in eating habits, possibly due to the sharing of unhealthy foods, or a similar decrease in activity levels.
Change in GFR was strongly associated with a parallel change in ERPF.
In the following, we will assume that in ICU patients, lying supine, with acceptable blood volume, two-thirds of the change in VO2 is achieved by a parallel change in CO and one-third by an anti-parallel change in SvO2 [ 19- 23].
If a parallel change in a socioeconomic determinant of parish-level relative risk occurs, further adjustments of the SmRR can provide insights to what extent the altered contextual position had an impact.
Thus, any class effect that iron therapy and ESA may have on A1C values could in fact represent a parallel change to glycemic control along with the currently postulated physiological changes.
It is important to observe that at this time phloem unloading shifts to an apoplasmic pathway that is accompanied by a parallel change of the role of xylem in the water budgets [ 5- 7].
An alternative perspective is that, in the presence of decreases in all other parameters of histologic injury, the lack of a parallel change in the hemorrhage score indicates an increased bleeding risk associated with APC.
