Sentence examples for evidenced in parallel from inspiring English sources

Oxidation of C2-species in CHx,ad could also be evidenced in parallel in this potential region for the oxidation of acetaldehyde adsorbates.

There are apparent parallels evidenced in the increasing diversity of the population; the similarity in ethnic health inequalities and the growing demand for cultural competence in health care systems.

Dell is making a remote digital forensics solution available to allow multiple people to work through digital evidence in parallel, while preserving an audit trail.

Nearby, an O'Hara poem offers a reminder of how his language contains parallels to ideas evidenced in the surrounding art.

The precise nature of the transmembrane receptor was complicated by the fact that alternative evidence developed in parallel by other investigators implicated TLR2 as the LPS receptor.

The quality appraisal of the evidence occurred in parallel with the synthesis and narration of results, and judgment had to be used to supplement the formal critical appraisal checklist and consider all included articles in terms of relevance and rigour [ 11].>> In this section the raw data results from the literature search are presented.

Incorporation of evidence from studies in parallel patient populations is central to the construction of a rational policy for severe acute pancreatitis and the recent detailed meta-analysis of fluconazole prophylaxis in critically ill surgical patients concluded that, although treatment was associated with lower fungal colonisation rates, there was no evidence of a reduction in mortality [ 21].

In parallel, evidence is accumulating that multimodal combination therapy will be critical for the successful treatment of biologically complex malignancies such as melanoma [ 66].

More formal theoretical conceptions of speech processing also include aspects of social cognition and in parallel, evidence from systems level neuroscience and cognitive neuroscience shows overlap between speech processing and social cognition.

Another approach is to consider conducting a systematic review as a "first step" to better understand complex evidence (or to conduct them in parallel with novel reviews), particularly for evidence generated from philosophy and the social sciences.

In parallel, confocal microscopy evidences a marked increase of mitochondrial activity, as revealed by mito Traker.