Sentence examples for managed in parallel from inspiring English sources
Some commercially available UMC solutions provide for network-agnostic IM applications.2 Today SMS message traffic is managed in parallel with such UMC applications, but there is no commercially available unification of these messaging classes.
A total of 350 BPS from a university-affiliated hospital were managed in parallel using the manual reference and the automated methods (expectoration: 75; broncho-alveolar lavage: 68; tracheal aspiration: 17; protected distal sample: 190).
Energy is an important production factor and therefore should be managed in parallel with land, labor, and capital.
We conclude that multiple split-TCP sessions managed in parallel across a number of gateways result in reduced latency for bulk data transfer and provide robustness against gateway failures.
Five healthy controls were managed in parallel.
Compelling indications for antihypertensive drugs are based on benefits from outcome studies or existing clinical guidelines; the compelling indication is managed in parallel with the BP [ 3].
Pregnancies in HIV-infected women diagnosed by the time of delivery, and infants born to infected women, are reported through two active parallel schemes managed in collaboration with the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and the British Paediatric Surveillance Unit [ 30]; full methods are described elsewhere [ 13].
Still later, Councilman Charles Barron arrived, and managed, in his brief remarks, to draw a parallel to local events.
In countries where HIV is managed in vertical programmes through separate infectious disease clinics, pregnant women may attend parallel services for different aspects of their condition.
We anticipate broader relevance for other disease-specific programmes in South Africa which are managed by parallel bureaucracies, and particularly those with dedicated M&E systems.
However, this lack of performance can be compensated, to some extent, by multi-core processors that can manage network packets in parallel.
