Sentence examples for in close parallel with from inspiring English sources
Public-health officials like Hemenway can point to a mountain of research going back 40 years that shows that the incidence of firearm suicide runs in close parallel with the prevalence of firearms in a community.
They were given names and personalities much like people and were cast with specific rank within a hierarchy; again, in close parallel with the hierarchical structure of the developing human, social order.
These results are in close parallel with the results reported by Butt et al (9).
Reducing [K+]o from 5.2 to 4 m m led to the induction of VT in only two of seven preparations subjected to PES (29% incidence), in close parallel with clinical case reports of cardiac arrhythmias from hypokalaemic patients (Cohen et al. 1987).
Mary may have visited the Darmstadt region during her travels and heard the local folklore of Burg Frankenstein and the German alchemist Johann Konrad Dippel, whose life has a has a close parallel with Victor Frankenstein in the novel.
Examples of the type of cell morphology we routinely observe when luminal A and HER2-positive cells are grown in two-dimensional and three-dimensional cultures are shown in Figure 1 and present close parallels with the study by Kenny and colleagues [ 38].
In this respect, there are close parallels with the spread of antibiotic resistance since the 1960s; for example, Staphylococcus aureus has acquired 28- to 67-kb stretches of DNA encoding various antibiotic resistance genes on at least 20 separate occasions (Grundmann et al. 2006).
There are certainly close parallels with the situation that prevailed in the U.S. in the early 1980s.
Minnesota's present stand-off is attracting lots of attention thanks to the close parallels with the battle currently under way in Washington, DC.
Integration — bringing together diverse actors — has close parallels with the idea of aligned motivational interests.
Interestingly, sperm activation in an in vitro fertilization medium (capacitation) resulted in a close parallel arrangement of the apical PM with the underlying OAM in the uncavitated sperm cells (Fig. 1C D).
