These findings might reflect the following: (i) parallel adaptation to similar environmental pressures (fjord-like environment) within each of the two groups or (ii) a footprint of a secondary introduction of an alternative genomic background maintained by multifarious isolation factors.
Within the course of AT-EAE, the molecular expression of ICAM-I and VCAM-I changed parallel to the development of clinical signs and symptoms (Figure 2B).
In 1947, plans were made to construct a freeway, the Washington National Pike (now I-270), parallel to US 240.
As I-70 curves to the south, it intersects US 40 and WV 88 with the ramps from the eastbound lanes of US 40 and WV 88 crossing underneath I-70, parallel to Wheeling Creek.
I swam parallel to the causeway, about fifty yards offshore.
I sat parallel to him, also cross-legged, but with my back against a wall.
I breaststroke parallel to the shore with the white sand beneath me, every inch of my skin fresh with cold, contentment spreading right across my frontal lobes.
"When they say, 'May he rest in peace,' my feet are up, and I'm parallel to the ground," he said.
I swim parallel to the beach, and Wallow follows along in the crab sled, marking up the shoreline that we've covered on our map.
Idei: I think parallel to the personal computer revolution there's an explosion of digital cellular.
