Sentence examples for given parallels from inspiring English sources

Given parallels between neuron and platelet biology, we hypothesized platelet membrane-associated protein changes may differentiate patients clinically defined with probable AD from noncognitive impaired controls.

Given parallels between major depression and Parkinson's disease, we hypothesized that major depression and related affective disorders would be associated with impairment in the ability to regulate the stride-to-stride fluctuations in gait cycle timing.

Based on a given parallel or distributed environment and desired level of transparency, the mechanisms may be combined or may be used independently.

However, the gain in speed, as measured by the total parallel execution time, depends decisively on the implementation of the distributed QR and LQ factorizations on a given parallel architecture.

We have previously used hylomorphisms to provide a denotational semantics for skeletons, and proved that a given parallel structure for a program satisfies functional correctness.

Specifically, we develop a methodology to evaluate how energy consumption of a given parallel algorithm changes as the number of cores and their frequency is varied.

The British government, including May, has been reluctant to give guarantees for EU citizens because it has yet to be given parallel assurances about the rights of UK citizens in the EU.

The purpose of this model is to allow reliable predictions to be made for the performance of the software on large numbers of processors of a given parallel system, by only benchmarking the code on small numbers of processors.

The given parallel model ought to run at the same speed rate as its slower block.

Given the structural similarity between the objection from present-time knowledge and the objection from first-person knowledge it is not surprising that philosophers have given parallel replies.

The solution of the inverted problem must either be (1) a straight line parallel to the two given parallel lines and tangent to the transformed third given circle; or (2) a circle of constant radius that is tangent to the two given parallel lines and the transformed given circle.