Sentence examples for grow in parallel with from inspiring English sources

Dendrites in the superior cervical ganglion normally grow in parallel with body size throughout life (Purves et al., 1986a; Voyvodic, 1987a).

Then, the complexity of the regulation of every level of gene expression seems to grow in parallel with organism complexity, and coexpression does not mean coregulation.

The energy use for air conditioning will grow in parallel with water deficits, which additionally distresses energy production by the need to desalinate sea water; and the competition with other sectors in need of water will increase.

Guignard's interest in library architecture grew in parallel with his photography practice.

He added that abuses of diplomatic immunity had grown in parallel with the rise of human rights law.

Robertson said that the abuses of diplomatic immunity have grown in parallel with the rise of human rights law.

During the last decade, endoscopic haemostasis techniques and tools have grown in parallel with the number of devices available for endotherapy.

Fueled by rapid urbanization, nutrition transition, and increasingly sedentary lifestyles, the epidemic has grown in parallel with the worldwide rise in obesity.

Microsoft has recently sprinted into the market, with around 10,000 applications pending.Patents have grown in parallel with an increase in spending on research and development.

"You need diversification in rural economies to generate demand so that demand grows in parallel with supply [and] the income effects for farmers are not offset by falling prices".

It is a myth-making which is growing in parallel with jabbering conspiracy theories that the plane was shot down by US air-force jets and the whole passenger-action story is a cover-up.