Sentence examples for change in parallel from inspiring English sources
These organelle-specific lipidomic analyses described above demonstrate that organelle function and lipid composition are intertwined, and change in parallel in response to different physiological conditions.
We also have to consider that the tools and tactics of our adversaries will evolve and change in parallel with ours, warns Olivier Tavakoli, CTO of cybersecurity startup Vectra Networks.
eIn the particular application described here, prices vary by tree size and species, and all the prices change in parallel with the probabilistic changes of the price index described in Table 3.
The ground-state energy gaps (ΔE) between closed-ring and open-ring isomers change in parallel with the aromatic stabilization energy (ΔE′) for the same series of substituents at reactive carbons.
The device can be programmed to increase or decrease the force during the closing or opening phase of chewing by feeding the position information into the force compensation system so both position and force change in parallel, hence, simulating a bite onto a non-yielding, or sticky, food bolus ('normal chewing' mode).
The objectives of the present study were to determine whether erythropoietin is present in ovine amniotic fluid, fetal urine, and/or lung liquid and whether concentrations in these compartments change in parallel with endogenous fetal plasma erythropoietin concentration when the latter is increased experimentally.
MPAP changed in parallel with MAP to a maximum of 20 ± 5 mmHg 2 min after defibrillation.
Except for a few genes, mRNA levels of most genes changed in parallel with protein levels (Figure 6).
Although it is controversial to compare a developing country such as Turkey with developed countries, it is a fact that Turkey experienced macroeconomic factors and followed institutional changes in parallel with developed countries, whether successfully or not.
The amounts of butenes produced changed in parallel with the catalyst activity, indicating that the rate limiting step for butene production was the same as that for acetylene hydrogenation.
These data suggest that the extent of PTEN phosphorylation changes in parallel with Akt activity.
