Sentence examples for parallel availability from inspiring English sources

Such a knowledge would minimise the need for a former study of the driving simulator validity and an afterwards study for verification of the results in real traffic conditions, which, in turn, would imply minimization of the research/education resources with the in parallel availability of valid results.

In parallel, the availability of public bioactivity databases has enabled the application of large-scale chemogenomics techniques to, among others, predict protein targets for small molecules, and to predict their affinity on therapeutically interesting targets [3].

"The last two years have had a heavy impact on the wider financial services industry: the uncertainty and hedging we have seen has had an impact on the type of work getting started, the size of budgets committed, the location of the work as well as, in parallel, the availability of technical talent.

Although IGF-1 receptors have been identified in mandibular condyle and local production of IGF-1 proceeds in parallel to availability to IGF-1 receptors, role of osteocalcin status in growth regulation of mandibular condyle is still to be authenticated with evidence [45, 46].

Coverage of reliable aeronautical charts parallels the availability of topographic maps that provide the essential terrain and cultural data.

The series-parallel electrical availability system measurement leads into extensive computational process, which can slows down the optimization algorithm.

In parallel, the ATP availability decreased (Table 1) [ 6].

If riboflavin is growth limiting, proteins for transport and biosynthesis are synthesized in parallel to ensure availability of the vitamin.

This has occurred in parallel with increased availability of SBRT and has led to a decrease in untreated patients and no increase in surgically treated patients, despite operative and perioperative advances such as video-assisted thoracic surgery [ 4].

Disability outcomes in rheumatoid arthritis have indeed improved in the past 20 years, in parallel with the availability of better treatments [ 15, 16], even though a number of patients continue to suffer substantial functional limitations [ 15, 16].

The association between CHC presence and lower ACS admission rates may be a function of CHC availability, paralleling earlier research [ 33], or may be related to chronic disease management programs in CHCs [ 44].