This suggests that the reduced saccharin intake was not only due to a shift of general consummatory behaviour but combined with a parallel shift and reduction in activity as observed during the same time interval.
Europe's need to scramble is in part the legacy of a decision to establish the euro, which 15 countries now use, but not follow up with a parallel system of cross-border regulation and oversight of private banks.
Surprisingly, the platelet 5-HT content was similar in S and NS but lower in FS with a parallel higher plasma level of 5-HIAA in FS.
Since the late 1990s, the coverage of Directly Observed Treatment Short Course (DOTS) has increased in many developing countries, but this was not coupled with a parallel rise in the case detection rate [ 3].
The country's footballing decline is complex to explain, but has to do in part with a parallel decline in socio-economic conditions, as well as with globalization and the commercialization of world football.
We are starting to understand that ligand-mediated signaling is not a one-directional linear process, but rather a parallel process with different dependent, independent, cross-linking, correlating, and influencing pathways and eventual effects [ 49– 51].
But a parallel with the chaotic warlord-dominated years of the mid-1990s inescapableble.
In this particular case, I can't but help draw a parallel with life's journeys.
But there is a parallel with Marilyn in that Randy [the character played by Ryan Reynolds], like Colin Clark, both of them unexpectedly get this golden ticket to go on this journey into this world and I suppose I empathize with that too because I feel I've been so lucky to get into, make these films.
We were not able to collect information on reasons for non-referral or failure to complete referrals for HIV testing, but a parallel study with patient interviews to address these questions from the patients' perspective has been conducted (submitted for publication, manuscript number 09-PONE-RA-13100).
