Sentence examples for can be paralleled with from inspiring English sources

Although surprising according to their location in contact with blood, PIM origin can be paralleled with the recently described resident arterial macrophages in mice33.

When placing the researches in the right historical perspective, the outcome of these researches can be paralleled with present day state of the art on engineering and manufacturing of railways and its assets.

Figure 11 shows the distinction of replicators according to V and H (a slightly similar classification was derived by Solé [[ 63], p. 282], where spatial and informational complexities of replicating systems can be paralleled with V and H, respectively).

This latter can be paralleled with previous findings showing that treatment of M12 cells with IFN- γ (100 U/mL for 1 h) did not further increase p-ERK 1/2 expression in comparison to control cells [ 14].

This can be paralleled with previous evidence that NF- κB activation may have proapoptotic effects in TNF- α-treated LNCaP cells [ 27, 50] as well as in other cells [ 47, 51, 52].

This can be paralleled with previous western blot findings showing that treatment with IL-1 β (0.5, 1 and 5 ng/mL for 48 h) and IFN- γ (100 U/mL for 1 h) did not further increase p-Akt expression in comparison to control in LNCaP and M12 cells, respectively [ 14, 17].

During bridging (and probably while hunting prey on their webs), hanging spiders move in a way that can be paralleled to brachiating in primates, with the main difference that during bridging the body of the spider (and thus the BCM) is always behind the forelegs.

Sotheby's catalog states that all the decorative motifs can be paralleled on Mamluk glass.

Our results can be paralleled by recent experiments showing altered resting state fMRI activity in cluster headache patients [7, 42].

A number of these practices can be paralleled in Greek mystery religions of the day (Burkert 1972a, 177).

Transformational creativity can be paralleled by evolutionary programs that mutate their own rules (although often it's a human who selects the "best" results).