Sentence examples for greater parallels from inspiring English sources

Translucent zebrafish larvae offer a phylogenetic step up from Drosophila, with greater parallels to our own repair machinery.

Current designs allow for up to 10 open-tube capillary columns to be applied simultaneously with no fundamental impediments to even greater parallel operation.

Overall, the GPU exhibits better scalability and much greater parallel performance to become a solid alternative for computing the classical circle Hough transform versus those optimal methods run on emerging multicore architectures.

And there are great parallels between Bernadette of Lourdes and Mary of Nazareth.

"This is great parallel editing," Mr. Petersen said.

There's a great parallel there.

Virgin America also offers a luxurious first-class cabin that resembles international business class on most airlines.There's actually a great parallel to this in a related industry: ground transportation in America's north-east corridor.

'Subject 13' is also one of the great parallel universe episodes, too, charting the shattering impact of Peter's abduction on both sets of Walter and Elizabeth Orlaa Brady).

Further, microarrays of antibodies or other affinity ligands hold great promise for large parallel analysis at an economy of sample volume and expense.

This greater variability parallels the molecular evolutionary analysis above, which showed the IR family to display the highest degree of sequence divergence among the chemo-receptors.

"There are a great many parallels," he said.