He hoped the government might introduce a parallel indicator – measuring childhood development at the age of three and five.
But if infant mortality was a stark indicator of poor infant feeding practices in the 1970s, gross obesity is a parallel indicator of poor nutrition today.
Although measurement of the proton current is generally more informative than measurement of pmf, fluorescence microscopy possesses the considerable advantage that Δψm can be monitored at single-cell, or even single-mitochondrial, resolution in parallel with indicators of Ca2+, reactive oxygen species, Δψp etc., allowing complex stochastic events to be analysed.
Hence, we believe that questions pertaining to transactional sex should be similar for men and women to develop parallel measures and indicators for both sexes.
The Consumer Support Estimate is an indicator parallel to the PSE.
Gill Naka expression levels were measured in parallel, as an indicator of the osmoregulatory status of the populations.
As a result, Yemen's human development indicators run parallel with many countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
Where Geoffrey speaks of kings, for example, they prefer the nomenclature of tribes; he dates events by means of biblical parallel, while they provide indicators such as " Late Iron Age"; he elucidates patterns of conflict and social change in terms of individual human passion, where more recent accounts of prehistory rely upon more abstract principles of trade and technology.
The future of science-fiction -- which, if George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four or Aldous Huxley's Brave New World are indicators, runs parallel with the future of science and technology on our own planet -- probably lies somewhere on the vast, auroral spectrum between these two approaches.
Under assumption of parameter invariance all three indicators display parallel trajectories through time, from different levels at baseline.
