Sentence examples for goes parallel with from inspiring English sources
Occupational exposure basically goes parallel with patient exposure in those applications where staff work inside the examination room, and this is primarily the case for fluoroscopic intervention and secondarily for CT-guided intervention.
It is a national problem that needs an awareness campaign at the national and sub-national levels that goes parallel with improving the schooling environment.
The specific activities achievable for radiolabelling peptides limit the absorbed dose in tumours, as higher activities go parallel with higher peptide amounts, which might considerably reduce the tumour uptake.
Studies have shown that apoptosis, as detected in our imatinib-treated cells, leads to changes in membrane fluidity and porosity, which in turn go parallel with a reduction in p-glycoprotein function (Ferte, 2000; Kok et al, 2000).
Seams may go any direction, but most sewing projects are cut so that the main seams go parallel with the lines of the weave.
Specifically, the eigenvalue associated with eigenvector that goes parallel to the structure has given a larger value than that of the eigenvalue of an eigenvector that is perpendicular to the structure boundary.
At that point, the concept of a single track with only about 50 talks was no longer sustainable, and ISMB went parallel, beginning with a double track.
But achieving NFL immortality doesn't run parallel with going out every night -- and that's actually not Gronk's style, not at all.
Remember the two lines going parallel?
