Sentence examples for parallel to earlier from inspiring English sources

Parallel to earlier advances in diversity measures compared to species richness, quantitative network measures account for the heterogeneity in link strength rather than assigning equal weights to every link.

These associations indicate that subtle abnormalities of microvascular function may run parallel to early evidence of end-organ damage even prior to presentation of clinical disorders.

Although there are parallels to earlier research conducted in conventional GPs, homeopaths are more likely to refer to classical media.

The action is updated to the 1970s, apparently to facilitate parallels to early films by Pedro Almodóvar.

"Am I alone in seeing a frightening parallel to an earlier international crisis?

Recruitment and eligibility criteria were parallel to this earlier study.

One of the things ISIS tried to capitalize on early in Syria was a strategy parallel to the early behavior of the Taliban in Afghanistan -- which was to come in and get rid of armed gangs and groups terrorizing the population during periods of lawlessness.

In this, Slutkin sees a direct parallel to the early history of seemingly incurable infectious diseases.

He saw a parallel to the earliest days of the comic book industry.

This is what filmmakers thought the audience could handle," Mr. Konkle said, drawing a parallel to the early days of online video.

As the operator of the city's largest ferry service, with 36 vessels and 56,000 riders a day, Mr. Imperatore sees a historical parallel to the early days of the private subway system.