Sentence examples for distinct and parallel from inspiring English sources

Mortuary data from the site indicate the presence of distinct and parallel paths to status and prestige for men and women in this community.

Extensive genetic approaches in C. elegans have highlighted that engulfment genes, collectively belonging to the ced group (cell death abnormal) [2], act along two distinct and parallel pathways converging towards the same end-effectors.

RPEs are thought to initiate three distinct and parallel loops of information processing between striatum and neocortex as new associations become learned sufficiently to habitually drive behaviors (e.g., Alexander et al., 1986; Alexander and Crutcher, 1990; Haber, 2003).

Almost eighty years ago, in the Agricultural Adjustment Act case, Owen Roberts's straight-faced suggestion that states were experiencing their own distinct droughts and parallel dust storms permitted him to deny, also with a straight face, that the collapse of the agricultural sector was a national problem requiring a national solution.

Perhaps more surprisingly, new and demonstrably effective interventions for treating cognitive deficits in schizophrenia have been shown to have only limited impacts on social functioning [ 61] - presumably because social cognition deficits are associated with impaired function of neural networks that are largely distinct from, and parallel to, those subserving general neurocognition [ 18].

Clearly, these genes are required, and are required for distinct and apparently parallel processes, but the underlying molecular and cell biological mechanisms of this regulation are poorly understood.

The15 meta-analyses with binary outcome data involved 28 split-mouth and 28 parallel-arm RCTs; the19 meta-analyses with continuous outcome data involved 45 split-mouth and 48 parallel-arm RCTs, for 56 and 65 distinct split-mouth and parallel-arm RCTs, respectively.

Finally, the relative profiles of each PAG transcript were distinct and they did not parallel one another.

Our findings suggest that there are distinct parallels and important differences between FUS and another RNA processing protein, TDP-43, which is detected within cytoplasmic inclusions in a majority of frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD-TDP) and ALS cases [for review see (46)].

After removal of two items, exploratory factor analysis and parallel analysis revealed two distinct factors broadly consistent with existing two-factor formulations of pathological perfectionism, but with modest internal consistency and test retest reliability.

Our analysis is limited to a linear time-invariant system (with only translating motions) under harmonic excitation and three distinct parallel paths (with or without masses) are considered.