Sentence examples for parallel and further from inspiring English sources

It cleverly uses the simplicity of the alphabet to make its parallel and further connects it to the process of learning to read by using the kind of iconography usually associated with a book for very young readers.

Research on the use of genetic information to improve cardiovascular risk estimation in individuals at intermediate risk can be carried out as a second step or in parallel, and further studies to develop new ways to include this information in risk functions, to evaluate its cost-effectiveness, and to explore the ethical issues are also warranted.

Analysis began as soon as text was available, paralleling and informing further data collection.

Since this is by far and away the greatest source of parallelism in graphics systems, we believe this is the key to building a software graphics system on a parallel computer, and, further, we believe it will be the most common architecture underlying high performance graphics systems of the future.

In parallel, identification and further overexpression of various furaldehyde reductases, mostly NADPH-dependent, in S. cerevisiae strains also resulted in faster degree of conversion of furaldehydes in both defined mineral medium and hydrolysate [ 32, 33].

The comparatively low number of neurite turns on unidirectional patterns confirms the strong neural alignment data on parallel microfeatures and further supports the observation that there is little to no feature crossing for a given neurite on unidirectional guidance cues.

The adaptation of pyrosequencing technology to massively parallel sequencing further extends the utility, with applications for both prokaryotic and eukaryotic sequencing.

From the results of USAXS measurements, it is suggested that the lamellar-shaped crazes appeared around α = 5.0 being oriented parallel to SD, and further stretching created other lamellar-shaped crazes being oriented perpendicular to SD, which are co-existing with the preceding parallel crazes.

The instructions book contains advice against placement of the speaker in corners or positions close to or parallel with walls, and further explains that a corner placement will adversely affect bass response and be detrimental to the midrange because of standing waves generated.

Each fraction from the first dimension (column 1) was stored in the parallel sampling loops and further introduced in the second dimensional column alternatively every 2.5 min. In total, 12 fractions were collected, and thus, 30 min of the first dimension was conducted for comprehensive two-dimensional analysis.

The later 4th millennium BC emerges as a period that would benefit from focused research attention, particularly as the observed changes in Ireland seem to have parallels in Britain and further afield.