Sentence examples similar to a parallel extent from inspiring English sources
In "Sex and Real Estate: Why We Love Houses" (Pantheon; $23), Marjorie Garber is concerned less with the perennial problem of reconciling romance and realty than with a parallel subject: the extent to which your relationship with your house is itself erotic.
One can also draw a parallel between the extent of mental disability and the contribution to neurotransmission of the affected receptor type.
When two or more sectionalized subsystems are restored to a certain extent, a parallel operation is needed to interconnect them.
A fourth goal was to conduct a parallel investigation on the extent to which the antiviral drug, Vidarabine, which selectively inhibits AC5 (Plunkett et al., 1974; Iwatsubo et al., 2012) also protects against malignancy.
The current investigation employs a parallel construction to examine the extent to which inhibiting AC5, either in a genetic knockout (KO) or by a specific pharmacological inhibitor protects against cancer.
And that there is a parallel between them to a certain extent, but the laboratory experiments, interesting as they are, do not really bear on the very deep problems which are special to black holes.
The choice of A* for this calculation has little impact overall, since the Rasch difficulties for different grades are, to a large extent, parallel [ 35], and A* has the advantage for present purposes that it is the grade which most medical students would be expected to achieve.
These observations roughly parallel the extent of human exposure to BKV and JCV.
