Sentence examples for fall in parallel with from inspiring English sources

When necessary, though, he has defended the waiting-list pledge, arguing that politicians ought to keep their promises, and that waiting times fall in parallel with the length of the lists.

If cell growth represents simply an increase in the perikaryal area, the ratio of membrane protein to total protein would fall in parallel with the decline in the surface/volume ratio (volume increases with the cube of the perikaryal radius, whereas surface area increases with the square of the radius).

G-CSF serum levels are markedly elevated in response to infection and usually fall in parallel with the recovery process [ 43], whereas they remain elevated and correlate with disease activity in chronic inflammatory conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis and Behçet disease [ 44, 45].

Infection rates, though roughly three times higher than in the United States, were falling in parallel with those in Europe and developed countries elsewhere.

The uneven outrage focused on injustice, perceived or real, falls in parallel with America's shameful history in Rwanda, which we cannot afford to repeat.

The UAc Cr ratio in urine fell in parallel with the pUAc.

In our stand-level simulations of pest/pathogen disturbance, NPP falls in parallel with the drop in stem and foliar biomass and begins to recover after the year of maximum intensity (e.g. Fig. 8).

CENP-C staining was still present on the HAC although its levels also fell in parallel with those of CENP-A.

In our stand-level simulations of pest/pathogen disturbance, NPP falls in parallel with the drop in stem and foliar biomass and begins to recover after the year of maximum intensity (e.g. Fig.  8).

In a study of patients with hepatorenal syndrome, U-LTE4 excretion rate fell in parallel with creatinine clearance, indicative of a GFR-dependent renal excretion of this inflammatory marker [ 39].

Construction and commissioning of the remainder of the array has taken place during the Summer and Fall of 2006, in parallel with engineering and science observations by the first two telescopes.