Sentence examples for parallel raising from inspiring English sources
It is interesting that both of these cytokines are reduced in parallel raising the possibility that this effect of the femur-carcinoma interactions could reflect linked regulation.
Only 33% (5/15) of patients with newly defined radiological relapses clinically did notice these lesions in parallel, raising the question of whether the decision for further treatment should be made mainly by clinical complaints or by radiological data.
Previously, it has been shown that linear, parallel raised features with length scales of 0.5 2 μm direct cell orientation through the phenomenon of contact guidance, and enhance phenotypic markers of osteoblastic differentiation.
Although both of these approaches have flows (low copy number elements could be missed using the "highly" degenerate primers and highly divergent elements could be missed with the "softly" ones), they are complementary and should, when used in parallel, raise the detection sensitivity.
The parallels raise the inevitable question: Is Wisconsin the Tunisia of collective bargaining rights?
These parallels raise the intriguing possibility that subcutaneous adipocytes fulfill a role for analogues to that of the hepatic stellate cells of the skin.
The eighty or so footmen from the previous night had been repurposed: now dressed as Roman centurions and Renaissance swains, they stood in two parallel lines, raising floral bowers to form an entrance arcade of pink and blue.
Although labeled as the second step on the path, implementing prototypes could actually happen in parallel to raising awareness amongst the public.
Caring for parents has eerie parallels with raising children, though without the giggles and glee.
The parallels are raising alarms among many economists, even those who acknowledge that there are important differences between homes and stocks that significantly reduce the chances of another meltdown.
The critical questions about this argument parallel those raised about the previous one.
