Sentence examples for a parallel of those from inspiring English sources

Finally, a parallel of those directions with the direction of greatest phenotypic variance in the laboratory groups would suggest that certain shape changes of the mandible occur preferentially in different contexts of bone remodeling.

What a parallel of delights in Paris on the 10th evening of this enthralling French Open.

The results of our observational study draw a parallel to those of that study, that restarting treatment is beneficial and outweighs the risks of recurrent bleeding; however, our study exclusively included patients with atrial fibrillation, and they benefited most from restarting single treatment with oral anticoagulation.

We undertook a computer assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) survey of the Australian public and a parallel survey of those involved in nanotechnology from the academic, business and government sectors.

Furthermore, a parallel infection of those mice with Helicobacter spp. synergises with the effect of hypergastrinemia to accelerate the malignant transformation [33].

Web sites that post film information hope to draw moviegoers away from newspaper listings and capture a parallel share of those studio budgets.

And then the higher order system corresponding to the vocal tract is built by, in this case, a parallel combination of those second order systems.

Yale's report reflects a parallel reality: of those who do complain, most choose not to go through a formal investigation and adjudication that can result in penalties for the accused.

While the names are read in Washington, a parallel reading of the names of those killed by gun violence will take place in Newtown, Conn., outside the city's Edmond Town Hall.

The scores of the immigrant students and those of a parallel group of native-borns were compared and analyzed.

In 1999 2001, a parallel study of 4,286 women (60% of those invited) of the same age and drawn from 22 of the same 24 towns and cities was established, with the addition of one more study city (Bristol) [ 18].