The phrase "a striking parallelism between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or comparisons between two or more subjects, often in a literary, academic, or analytical context.
Example: "In her analysis, she noted a striking parallelism between the themes of isolation in both novels."
Alternatives: "a notable similarity between" or "a significant resemblance between".
At variance with results described above which showed a striking parallelism in the pharmacological effects of the TLR agonists in both conditions, impact of MyD88 deficiency on asthma and diabetes was strikingly different.
BSF not only colocalized with endogenous Mbl in the Z-and H-bands of wild-type fly muscles (not shown), but both proteins also revealed a striking parallelism in their response to CTG-repeat expression, disappearing from the sarcomeric bands and redistributing to the nucleus.
Within haplogroup E-V1515, we also remarked a striking parallelism in the geographic distribution of the MSY sister clades E-V1486 E-V17001700 (fig. 3) with respect to mutations C-14010 and G-13907 found within the enhancer of the autosomal LCT gene (Tishkoff et al. 2007; fig. 3 in Ranciaro et al. 2014).
The striking parallelism between subclade ages and geographic distribution of M1 and its North African U6 counterpart strongly reinforces this scenario.
We believe that this striking parallelism between coding motifs of such different amino acids as Arg and Ile sends us an important message about the origins of the genetic code.
In other words, approximately 80% of MMT variance was accounted for by the MST variations over France, thereby explaining the striking parallelism between the spatial structures found for MMT and MST.
An additional proof of the striking parallelism between M1 and U6 lineages is the fact that, as for M1, no U6 representatives were sampled in Moroccan Jews in spite of the high frequency of this clade in the Moroccan and Berber host populations [ 36].
Moreover, the complex intimate interactions between dogs and humans might have also driven some of the striking parallelism seen in these two species.
Our study, for the first time, reveals striking parallelism in the recent evolution of dogs and humans.
The striking phylogeographic parallelism between U6 and M1 haplogroups adds additional support to these hypotheses.
