The phrase "and parallel changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing simultaneous or corresponding changes in different variables or factors.
Example: "The study observed an increase in temperature and parallel changes in the behavior of the species."
Alternatives: "and corresponding changes in" or "and simultaneous changes in".
The problem of interpreting the toxicological significance of chemical-induced changes in biochemical and physiological mechanisms is twofold: (1) the understanding of physiological and biochemical regulatory mechanisms in fish is limited; and (2) parallel changes in these mechanisms are difficult to correlate with toxicant exposure and impaired ability of fish to survive.
He writes about the changed landscape of the town since the completion of the Three Gorges Dam, and the parallel changes in the lives of his students, who have staked out lives among the new challenges of a rapidly changing China.
Thymidine uptake was affected most and preceded parallel changes in viable cell numbers.
Changes in exposure to risk factors (e.g. smoking, medication non-adherence) or medication use are registered, and in parallel changes in the patient's health status, physical functioning, work ability or organ function are longitudinally updated.
This is reminiscent of our previous results showing that, among the Nβ species secreted from mouse Notch-1 receptor, some compounds including S2474 and fenofibrate caused parallel changes in the ratios of the longer Nβ25 form to total Nβ and of Aβ42 to total Aβ (Okochi et al, 2006).
Therefore, it would be desirable to obtain deeper insights from wild populations of animals in how behavioral correlations vary among years and to uncover the statistical and biological causes of such variations by partitioning the within- and between-individual correlations and also by identifying parallel changes in the socio-ecological environment.
In the present study, the pattern of TCDD-induced regulatory effects seemed to be more pronounced in the early stages of development (i.e., during days 5 and 8 of ES cell differentiation), similar to the pattern reported in zebrafish (Lanham et al. 2012), and was accompanied by parallel changes in the expression of genes encoding homeobox transcription factors and PcG and TxG proteins.
Soot and char analyses do not parallel changes in charcoal variability, and thus appear to reflect either a different aspect of fire activity or else these data are registering aspects of particle transportation and deposition in addition to fire characteristics.
We performed an analysis to determine if mTORC1 signaling and c-Myc might induce parallel changes in gene expression and that rapamycin effect would reflect this (Figure 3, upper panel).
