Sentence examples for parallel introduction from inspiring English sources

The parallel introduction of simulation facilities and a variety of training programs in emergency ultrasound and resuscitation throughout the country will further interest in the field among young physicians [25].

Parallel introduction of herdbooks reduced gene flow between breeds.

In the future, other modules of the modern microfludics can be integrated in the chip, such as on-chip sample pretreatment or parallel introduction of different samples.

One potential confounder is the parallel introduction of bilateral commitments through the US-Vietnam bilateral agreement, making it difficult to disentangle which specific trade and investment liberalization agreement led to the changes in the SSCB market, in all likelihood both streams of liberalization contributed to growth in this market.

After parallel introductions of the young Erik and the young Charles (in Westchester County, where Charles is joined by Raven/Mystique, played as a teenager by Jennifer Lawrence), the scene shifts to 1962.

In parallel, the introduction in our liposome formulations of helper lipids bearing phosphatidylethanolamine polar heads increased transfection efficiency up to 7.4- and 6.5-fold in DMPC/DMPE/SS14 and DOPC/DOPE/SS14 lipoplexes, with respect to each binary counterpart.

Analysis of the use of combination oral contraceptives among control subjects parallel the introduction of new pill formulations into the US market, suggesting that the quality of the pill brand names recalled may be quite accurate.

Much of Accra's growth parallels the introduction of liberalization policies since 1983.

It has been noted that this increase parallels the introduction of mass childhood vaccination programmes in developed countries [ 5].

There are marked geographical variations in Crohn's incidence, with lower prevalence in underdeveloped countries, and a rapid recent rise in Japan that has parallelled the introduction of a 'Western diet'.

This increase in psychiatric hospital admissions postpartum has parallelled the introduction of a number of perinatal mental health initiatives in Australia, and may be associated with improved access to health services for mothers with mental illness [ 14, 15].