Sentence examples for parallel the transition from inspiring English sources

In parallel, the transition cow is mobilising tremendous tissue energy reserves to support the change from a non-lactating state to peak milk production.

The barrier-detection method in BARRIER revealed a well-supported genetic break crossing central Europe in a north south direction (Fig. 4), paralleling the transition between the phylogroups (Fig. 2A D).

The health transition in Caldwell's sense includes the social and behavioral changes that parallel the epidemiological transition and may do much to propel it (16).

Finally, enrichment of nicotinate and nicotinamide metabolism in NOV as well as nucleotide and amino acid transport might suggest the initiation of certain metabolic activity paralleling the endo/ecodormancy transition.

Our estimations of DNA methylation based on transition rates parallel the higher methylation of cytosines in the CG and CHG contexts compared to CHH observed in Arabidopsis [ 79].

There is still much to understand about the desmoplastic response, with the need for a model that parallels the transition from in situ to invasive carcinoma and a more detailed evaluation of its significance in a range of primary breast carcinomas.

This parallels the result on transition speed in [12].

Two different forming directions, one in parallel with the transition line and one perpendicular to that, are considered.

In oral squamous epithelium, TM expression reduces in parallel with the transition from normal mucosa to dysplasia and overt carcinoma (Tabata et al, 1995).

Finally, a brief discussion on the limitations and future prospects of the method are given in Section 5. Fluorophores preferentially absorb photons whose electric field vectors are aligned parallel to the transition dipoles of the molecule [ 30].

In terms of evolution, inversion must have arisen quite recently because phylogenetic analyses indicate that multicellularity evolved in volvocine green algae 'only' approximately 200 million years ago [ 59], which is much more recently than in any other group, and inversion must have evolved in parallel with the transition to multicellularity or even later.