Sentence examples for extended in parallel from inspiring English sources

The wind often sculpted it into waves, known as sastrugi, which rose as high as four feet and sometimes extended, in parallel rows, to the horizon.

This enables chemical similarity to be explored and extended in parallel with IK connectivity.

While the cell bodies were still homogeneously distributed with no difference in cell density between the Matrigel lines and the untreated regions, neurites preferentially associated and extended in parallel to the Matrigel micropattern lines.

Three years ago the nomenclature of the mouse (http://www.informatics.jax.org search on "connexin" to go the complete list) and human (http://genenames.org/genefamily/gj.php) connexin genes has been extended in parallel.

According to the results of their study, GDNF-SCs suppressed the expression of GFAP and CSPG of reactive astrocytes, and then induced robust migration of astrocytes into the GDNF-SC transplants with elongated processes which extended in parallel to the regenerated axons.

As a result of incremental treatment not keeping abreast with degenerating glycemic status (Fig. 2) and most individuals who managed to successfully achieve recommended A1C targets demonstrating an inability to maintain glycemic status, glycemic burden was unnecessarily extended in parallel with a substantial increase in CV risk (43).

As you can see, the zones of severity basically extend in parallel vertical bands across the region.

Hypermetabolism in burned patients is reflected by a biphasic elevation of REE that lasts at least up to 36 months post-burn and extends in parallel with the levels of stress hormones (Jeschke et al., 2011; Kraft et al., 2011).

Helices α2 and α4 extend in parallel and occupy the groove of the sheet, whereas the short α1 and α3 helices are oriented perpendicularly at both ends of the sheet.

In contrast to the solar wind, the energy distribution is extended in the parallel direction to the mean magnetic field and represents the dominance of the parallel wave vector geometry, which is reflected in the anisotropy ratio as a positive trend up to the ratio 1.5.

The two common carotid arteries, one branching from the innominate and the other directly from the aorta, then extend in a parallel fashion on either side of the neck to the top of the thyroid cartilage (the principal cartilage in the voice box, or larynx), where they divide, each to become an internal and an external carotid artery.