Since Islet-I is a specific marker for ganglion and cholinergic amacrine cells, we can not exclude the possibility that IGF-I could have exerted a parallel action on both RGCs and amacrine cells.
It is widely believed that increased cytosolic Ca2+ exerts a parallel activation of extramitochondrial ATPases and OXPHOS, thereby balancing exactly ATP consumption and production without major changes in ADP concentration [2], [3], [6], [7], [8], [10].
By contrast, in the "guardian" syndrome she finds a parallel set of values like: "exert prowess," "be obedient and disciplined," "adhere to tradition," "deceive for the sake of the task," "be ostentatious," "be fatalistic".
In addition, examinations tend to reduce academic curiosity, exert great pressure on young students' lives, encourage a parallel education industry involving coaching centres and commercial publishers, and advantage those who can afford to pay for extra tuition.
Drawing a parallel between the constraints that logic exerts upon thought and those that the sense of ought exerts upon ethical action, these thinkers argued that, while human action must answer to an absolute value (the Good), human thought must answer to a regulative value (the True), which imposes the duty of conforming to it.
The TID consists of an inerter, a device that exerts a force proportional to relative acceleration, coupled with a parallel spring and damper.
The latter is currently engaged in a parallel public debate tour of Europe with the rtbf ruling at its core, in an effort to exert pressure for regulatory reform.
For viscous material, there is laminar (slow, smooth, parallel) flow; one must exert a force to maintain motion because of internal frictional resistance to flow, called the viscosity.
