Sentence examples for organising parallel from inspiring English sources
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05697.006 Structural MAPs are candidates for a role in organising parallel microtubule arrays and regulating motor activity.
Thus, the labelling in the trunk reveals a clonal pattern, organised parallel to the AP axis of the embryo.
May said the government would stage an official victory parade in Manchester later this year, while London mayor Sadiq Khan will organise a parallel celebration on the streets of the capital.
In parallel with organising the chess match he was entertaining a delegation from China as Elista celebrated its 141st birthday.
Clearly, merging the planning and provision of healthcare services on an area-based perspective can work better if a parallel investment in organising primary-care practices is made.
Unfolding through both the Helmhaus and Löwenbräukunst, a parallel "Historical Exhibition", curated by Francesca Gavin, is a trove of photographs, paintings, sculpture and conceptual works organised by theme, paralleling Jankowski's "collaborative ventures".
The hosts went as far as co-organising the parallel "International Coal and Climate Summit" with the coal lobby, hosting it at the Ministry of Economy at the same time as the real climate talks.
The five-member team tasked with organising the alternative currency – described by Varoufakis as a form of parallel liquidity –could also face accusations of participating in a criminal organisation.
The collagen fibrils were reasonably well organised in bundles forming parallel arrays and showed regular periodic banding.
In collaboration with the Department of Education and community development partners, UNICEF is organising 21 sports festivals in school communities reaching up to 2,000 children per site, as parallel activities during 2010 FIFA World Cup™.
