Sentence examples for in parallel research from inspiring English sources

In parallel, research is focusing on novel pharmacological entities (designated as adenosine-regulating agents) that can increase, in a site- and event-specific manner, adenosine concentrations at the inflammatory site, thereby minimizing the adverse systemic effects of adenosine.

In parallel research, Mitchell et al. (1992) reported volcanic rock outcrops from 17 to 41 Ma at a distance of ∼50 km from the Izu-Bonin Trench, indicating that the volcanic front has retreated by at least 150 km during the last 41 Ma (Fig. 4).

In parallel, research is needed to find safe alternatives for all current uses of PFASs.

In parallel, research has been focused on the connection of signalling between the different models of cell death.

In parallel, research on environmental factors has often pointed to different virus putatively related with this condition  [6].

In parallel, research and varying perspectives on duty hour restrictions and their outcomes have been presented by other stakeholders in the United States [ 23- 32].

In a parallel research effort, [14] studied the problem of placing multiple mobile data collectors in both delay-tolerant and delay-constrained underwater acoustic sensor networks.

Simulated sampling undertaken in a parallel research effort suggests that the overestimation of the SEs was probably much larger for the ALS-based estimates compared to the NFI estimates.

In a parallel research programme, the author's group systematically characterised the physicochemical properties of palladium nanoparticles as a function of size over non-reducible supports to quantify structure function relations in allylic alcohol selox [133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 158, 159].

Hambling casts his net wider and addresses parallel research in China which appears to be a market leader in the field.

That discovery in 1977, along with parallel research by others into the electrical properties of smaller, unlinked carbon-based molecules, spurred scientists into imagining new possibilities.