Sentence examples for in parallel with further from inspiring English sources
Instead, KI scores markedly increased in parallel with further reductions in FEP/FGF23 below the threshold 1/3.9.
Accordingly, KI remained unchanged as FEP/FGF23 ratios decreased from 1/1 to 1/3.9 but markedly increased in parallel with further reductions in FEP/FGF23 < 1/3.9.
An initial phase (2 4 h), when 20% of cells had lost Δψm without induction of apoptosis, was distinguished from an amplification phase (8 24 h), when apoptosis increased in parallel with further loss of Δψm.
Indeed, KI scores did not change with progressive reductions in the renal response to FGF23 phosphaturic actions before reaching an almost 4-fold elevation in FGF23 without changes in FEP, but markedly increased in parallel with further reductions in the phosphaturic response to FGF23 as measured by FEP/FGF23 ratios below 1/3.9.
The fact that Nrg4 gene expression is physiologically up-regulated by cold exposure in BAT and ScW in parallel with BMP8b further emphasizes its physiological relevance in cold-induced nervous network remodeling15.
These candidates may be analyzed for mutations in various deafness phenotypes in parallel with attempts to further narrow down the suspected region by genetic linkage analysis.
Data collection and analysis proceeded in parallel, with emerging findings informing further sampling and data collection.
The experiment is not difficult and could be run in parallel with the experiment that further evaluates K and P levels in soil/gravel grown plants as requested in point 1.
Meanwhile, based on the prior CIV investigation, two well-designed peak filters are incorporated in parallel with the PZT loop to further shape the whole sensitivity loop.
Other tools which enable individuals to examine their own beliefs may be used in parallel with this process to gain further insights into behaviours.
The standard deviation time course (SDTC), which plots the standard deviation about the mean of the averaged IPSC, was computed in parallel with each average, prior to further analysis, to ensure that events included in averages were of similar shape.
