Sentence examples for parallel to lower from inspiring English sources

Although the decline in total fat intake was also parallel to lower MUFA intake, our analysis suggested that the decline was more likely to be indicative of an increased fat quality, as shown by the significant decreasing trend of saturated-to-polyunsaturated fat ratio over the thirds of the NZDQI-A (p = 0.02).

With the capacity to screen up to four samples in parallel, Actichip also contributes to lower the cost of the analysis.

The second slow variable allows for the trajectory to move between the SNIC (green arrow in Fig. 5c) and the HB (magenta arrow) in a direction parallel to the lower fold, but in a region of state space beyond the extent of the lower surface, removing the limitation on the spike after-hyperpolarization.

Tarai, also spelled Terai, region of northern India and southern Nepal running parallel to the lower ranges of the Himalayas.

According to this model the stiffening beams of the structure are isolated from the plate by sections parallel to the lower outer surface of the plate.

The analysis consists in isolating the beams from the plate by sections parallel to the lower outer surface of the plate.

The analysis consists of isolating the beams from the plate by sections parallel to the lower outer surface of the plate.

Their place is taken by the Rhine–Herne Canal, completed in 1916 between Duisburg and Herne and linking the Rhine through the Dortmund Ems Canal with the German North Sea coast and through the Mittelland Canal with the waterways of central and eastern Germany and eastern Europe; and by the less important Wesel Datteln–Hamm Canal (1930), which runs parallel to the lower course of the Lippe.

The higher dimensional cases are parallel to the lower dimensional cases.

Typically, very thin axial sections are obtained on a multidetector CT scanner, parallel to the lower borders of the upper teeth, starting from the hard-palate to the mid-hypophyseal fossa.

The last subclade of the Cyrtochilum-group is composed of a mixture of species included in various genera, whose common features are more or less connate lateral sepals, stout gynostemium, usually parallel to the lower part of the lip, and bent in the geniculate manner above base.