Sentence examples for may be paralleled from inspiring English sources
Chicago Daily Tribune, January 31 , 1880 page 9, contains a review of the Life of Erasmus Darwin by Ernst Krause with a Preliminary Notice by Charles Darwin, in which is noted that almost every single work of Charles Darwin "may be paralleled by at least a chapter in the works of his ancestor…are to be found already discussed in the writings of the elder Darwin".
The way ice is often covered in the media may be paralleled with the war on drugs.
These results may be paralleled to previous findings obtained by immunohistochemistry methods.
The diverse pathological spectrum and aetiological factors of gastric cancers in different geographical locations may be paralleled by differences in molecular pathway of tumour development.
Consequently, a developmental cascade in time may be paralleled by a maturation hierarchy of cortical visual areas, where the maturation of each visual function or cortical visual area may rely on the maturation of the ones preceding it.
Since cervical stromal changes associated with ripening may be paralleled by changes in the cervical epithelium [ 19] we also hypothesized that smaller measurement probes may capture cervical epithelial resistivity changes with greater sensitivity whilst larger diameter probes would derive cervical stromal resistivity more accurately.
The referees are right in mentioning that our model may not apply to the anterior part (d1 to d8) where sequential activation may not be paralleled by progressive chromatin transition.
This pattern may also be paralleled by other similarly diverse lineages and supports fossil indications that closed-canopy tropical rain forests existed well before the K/T boundary.
Training-enhanced vocal accuracy may also be paralleled by the recruitment of experience-dependent neural substrates of audio-vocal integration, which include the posterior superior temporal sulcus (pSTS), the anterior portion of the rostral cingulate zone (RCZa), and the anterior insula [18], [19].
These hypothesized barriers to faculty embracing innovative teaching may also be paralleled and play some role in student resistance to innovative teaching.
An increased number of opportunities to sleep arising from duty hour reduction may not be paralleled by similar increases in the hours of actual sleep.
