Sentence examples for are generally parallel from inspiring English sources

The state governments are generally parallel in structure to that of the Bund but need not be.

Because the trends of the GPS velocity gradients are generally parallel to the strikes of active faults in this region (red lines in Fig. 1), the block boundaries (black lines in Figs. 4 and 5) are mainly selected by determining whether the locations of GPS velocity gradients and active faults match.

In these countries where TB is quite prevalent, the rates of infection are generally parallel with HIV/AIDS rates [ 5].

In PD, angiogenesis and lymphangiogenesis are two crucial factors involved in peritoneal transport, which are generally parallel to peritoneal fibrosis [ 24, 25].

Despite the bottleneck (above), D. subobscura quickly evolved latitudinal clines in chromosomal arrangements that are generally parallel in sign to those in the Old World (Prevosti et al. 1985; Beckenbach and Prevosti 1986; Balanyà et al. 2003).

The image shows that the fringe pattern is generally parallel to the vertical axis of the camera but is a little bent on the edge by lens distortion.

The borehole data indicate that the groundwater table is generally parallel to the ground surface but drops significantly near the terrace fore-edge.

D21 route is generally parallel to A9 motorway.

The creatine pattern is generally parallel to the pattern in NAA and Glx, but with a temporal lag.

The courses of the mean GIPD total scores over time (OC) were generally parallel in terms of the three rater groups for all patients.

While for the heat effects, the dose-response curves were generally parallel, with similar slopes but different intercepts, for cold temperature, the slopes change substantially between regions.