Sentence examples for apparent parallels from inspiring English sources

One of the most apparent parallels between cell adhesion and whole-animal adhesion is that, in both systems, the contacts are reversible and dynamic to allow locomotion.

There are apparent parallels evidenced in the increasing diversity of the population; the similarity in ethnic health inequalities and the growing demand for cultural competence in health care systems.

By comparing our QTL mapping results to those from previous studies in sunflower, we have further documented the existence of numerous apparent parallels in the genetic architecture of domestication-related traits within the Compositae.

And it may turn out, Mr. Ehrenhalt cautioned, that if the program picks up steam, the apparent parallel to the 2000 election results will evaporate.

I have a hunch that his thinking was a little too influenced by an apparent parallel between the gay rights movement and the civil rights movement.

The case drew attention initially because of its apparent parallel to that of Elian Gonzalez, the Cuban boy who arrived in Florida in 1999 after surviving a boat sinking in which his mother and her boyfriend died.

Fig. 2. Median electron distributions in the deHoffman-Teller frame for 1469 observations that have no upward-going enhancement ("None"), 2853 observations that have an apparent oblique upward-going enhancement ("Conic"), and 580 observations that have an apparent parallel upward-going flux enhancement ("Beam"), all in the same format as Fig. 1.

The timing of the selection event in Europeans and the apparent parallel, independent local selection in Europeans and Asians suggest that independent selective events may have also occurred in the Americas and in highland New Guinea, since both of these regions were colonized well before 7,000 years ago [54] [56].

The apparent parallel increases between fructose intake and obesity development make necessary more research to elucidate possible differences between glucose, sucrose, and fructose on the reward circuitry.

At least two cases of apparent parallel gain of introns in orthologous genes from plants and animals have been reported [ 133, 134].

This equal PCR efficiency for the short and long products was also demonstrated by apparent parallel curves in a log scale plot even though they were not straight lines (Fig. 3B).