Sentence examples for a parallel phenomenon from inspiring English sources
A parallel phenomenon has been shown to sabotage people suffering from depression and anxiety.
A parallel phenomenon can contaminate our ability to listen to others; we tend to dismiss that which challenges our beliefs, while accepting confirming evidence.
In a parallel phenomenon, armed trafficking gangs in Libya are driving most of Africa's illegal immigration across the Mediterranean to Europe.
There is a parallel phenomenon among young Japanese men, one that is more widely known and chronicled, called hikikomori, which means "withdrawal".
"It's a parallel phenomenon to the political one, in which people don't feel the parties represent them," said Michael Janeway, a Columbia Journalism School professor and the author of "Republic of Denial" (Yale University Press, 1999).
The commentariat became theologians overnight turning to scriptural and religious sources to evidence divergent views as to whether "real" religion, whatever that means, was either the cause, the solution or a parallel phenomenon that had nothing to do with the upsurge in extremism.
If amount of SWS goes down to a "normal level" with increasing duration of the migraine, this might be a parallel phenomena to reduced migraine attack prevalence after menopause [40].
Italy has produced, in the last few years, a parallel publishing phenomenon very similar to Dibdin: a writer of detective fiction whose critically acclaimed books regularly reach the sacred sales bracket of six figures.
While conjugation may be considered a process of reciprocal fertilization, a parallel sexual phenomenon in ciliates, which takes place in single, unpaired individuals, may be considered a process of self-fertilization.
Despite this, our study may be unmasking a parallel, related phenomenon in that both exercise and dobutamine challenge represent stressed states in comparison to baseline.
An interesting parallel phenomenon has been described in Drosophila where there is also a point in the last larval instar after which wing imaginal disk growth becomes independent of nutrition [39].
