Sentence examples for described in parallel from inspiring English sources

A brief overview on the R&D and design activities for the core CXRS system is presented here, while the details are described in parallel papers.

The underlying procedures were the same, and they were still described in parallel ways, but the new descriptions showed more clearly the underlying mathematical object that is responsible for their similarity namely, the equation.

sFlt-1/PlGF ratios from participants with or without preterm delivery (<37 weeks of gestation) and with or without development of preeclampsia/eclampsia/HELLP syndrome will be described in parallel by descriptive statistics.

The spatial weighted estimation method is summarily described, in parallel with an example, in figure 1. Spatial maps for morbidity load and population achievement on outcome indicators are provided in figures 2, 3, and 4 for the largest population centres (Greater London, West Midlands Birminghamm), and Greater Manchester).

Changes in ponderosa pine forest (PPF) are described in a parallel paper (Vankat, J.L., 2011.

7 Once these baseline vector population dynamics are constructed as described in a parallel paper, 48 various combinations of intervention distributions are introduced in simulations, and these combinations are referred to as campaigns in the model and the report.

The seduction was described in terms parallel to how one might appraise a piece of meat and, based on the appeal of this product, the men would then be seduced into paying what was necessary to mark this prize.

To the central marker interval of the FPS QTL (rs3722990 rs3716673), we fitted a Diploffect linear mixed model (LMM) using DF.IS that included fixed effects of sex and testing chamber and random effects of cage and sibship, and where FPS was subject to a cube root transformation; this model specification follows that described in the parallel HS study of Valdar et al. (2006b).

As described above, in parallel with the studies described here, we have addressed the ability of the low and high MW oligomers to laterally associate and form protofibrils.

With his Times colleague Bill Broad, he also described, in early 2017, a parallel cyber effort against North Korea.

Paul Steinberg ("Asperger's History of Over-Diagnosis," Op-Ed, The New York Times on the Web, Feb. 1) simplifies my own experience with the condition, as described in my memoir, "Parallel Play".