Sentence examples for more closely parallel from inspiring English sources

Because each ommatidium is an individual radiometer for its designated spot in the visual field, the axes of ommatidia can be aligned to be more closely parallel for more intense sampling of a given visual region, or can diverge in regions of lower resolution.

The new group labels in Figure 1 now more closely parallel those in Figure 7.

However, our results more closely parallel recent studies on depuration of chemicals by lactation that show variable changes in milk concentrations over lactation.

To more closely parallel the clinical situation, additional investigations were conducted in which combination therapy was initiated 2 weeks post-bleomycin, a so-called therapeutic dosing regimen (Scotton and Chambers, 2010).

More closely parallel to the present study, Budnitz et al 7 reported 78 414 annual ED visits associated with APAP overdoses from 2005 to 2006 using data from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS), while Manthripragada et al 6 found an age-adjusted rate of 13.9 hospitalisations per 100 000 US population from 2000 to 2006.

We hypothesized that the inclusion of time of onset information in community-perspective surveys would allow respondents to incorporate coping, adjustment, and affective components of fear, hope and dread into their valuations and therefore more closely parallel an experienced (patient) perspective.

14A footnote in NSW also reported results using bordering state pairs instead of Census divisions to construct controls, more closely paralleling the county-level research design in DLR.

But one can also offer a logical paraphrase that more closely parallels the grammatical division between 'some boy' and 'sang': for some individual x such that x is a boy, x sang.

Continuing north, the terrain is more hilly and forested and the alignment more closely parallels the winding river upstream to the area of Weeragua.

The term calciphylaxis is almost entrenched in the medical literature at this point in time; however Selye's animal model more closely parallels the dystrophic tumorous soft tissue calcifications of uremic CPLX.

This research for the first time assesses the pathogenesis of arbovirus infection in hosts immunologically familiar with mosquito feeding, a circumstance which more closely parallels natural transmission.