Sentence examples for detect parallel from inspiring English sources

2) Do we detect parallel associations between the frequency of particular genetic variants and altitude in different rivers?

Some analysts detect parallels with the early stages of the rise of organic and local foods, from farmers' markets via specialist retailers such as Whole Foods Market to the shelves of Tesco and Walmart.Whereas the Arts and Crafts movement was split over the role of machines, the maker movement is divided over outsourced supply chains.

Thus, cell-type composition may confound the ability to detect parallels between aging effects and social stress effects for genes with higher levels of tissue-specific expression bias.

The probability to observe 6 of the total of 9 detected parallel changes in this relatively short branch is 0.003 under the binomial test.

This is the same entity as the 'double contour' sign (described by Thiele and Schlesinger [ 17]), whereby an echogenic line was detected parallel to the cortex (of, for example, a metatarsal head) with an anechoic region between, representing hyaline cartilage.

Critics detected parallels in his treatment of Trujillo with his nemesis Fujimori, the strongman or caudillo who owes his power to duping his subjects.

SWT is a very robust method for detecting parallel-like structures such as text strokes.

She detects parallels between Andersen's tale and the Greek myth of Demeter and her daughter, Persephone, and, notwithstanding the pagan associations and allusions in the tale, notes that "Thumbelina" repeatedly refers to Christ's suffering and resurrection, and the Christian concept of salvation.

Such bands are most intense when detecting parallel-polarized light.

It is shown that the receiver can efficiently detect the parallel QPSK-FSOK symbols and obtain the M-ary modulation gain and frequency diversity gain.

While the protein chip assay could detect in parallel antibodies on one chip without non-specific reactions, thus it is more convenient and costs less time than ELISA.