Sentence examples for parallel engagement from inspiring English sources

Here, too, we see a kind of parallel engagement in the audience.

The temporal dynamics of structural brain changes in Tourette syndrome suggests parallel engagement of plastic compensatory process throughout childhood and adolescence within and beyond the primarily affected functional circuitry.

We next tested which of these three signals trigger PLCγ2 activation, using wild-type macrophages stimulated with M-CSF or RANKL in suspension (which was required to avoid parallel engagement of adhesion receptors), or plated on a tissue culture plastic surface.

Government ministers are due to list their parallel engagements with newspaper executives in the next few days.

This may involve undertaking a multidisciplinary study of ethical, legal and social aspects (ELSA) of the phenomenon for which early closure is observed, parallel to the engagement process.

Yet there is a strong decrease in the amount of clathrin associated with the immobilized Δ617 636 fusion, which parallels the diminished engagement of FCHO1 and FCHO2.

Paris-based composer Qigang Chen draws equally on his Chinese heritage and his French training: his gift for iridescent orchestral textures betrays the influence of his teacher Olivier Messiaen as well as Debussy and Ravel, while his use of Chinese melodies and instruments is a natural and arguably more authentic parallel to Messiaen's engagement with eastern culture.

In particular, both literatures recognise that there is no single magic bullet 47 and that there is a need for multiple parallel strategies to encourage engagement both with and in research in order to improve healthcare performance.

Several studies, including this work by Wilson and colleagues, elucidated another mechanism for this acquisition of resistance: the engagement of parallel RTK signaling pathways that converge on common downstream survival signals via signals from the tumor microenvironment.

Differential engagement of the parallel cortico-thalamic circuits may mediate shifts to different functional states, ranging from active attention in the alert state needed for cognitive operations, to a drift to drowsiness and sleep.

The evolution of geography's engagement with literature parallels in many ways that of human and cultural geography over the past 50 years.