Sentence examples for parallels to both from inspiring English sources

A more recent movement that has striking parallels to both the American civil rights movement and the South African struggle against apartheid is the civil disobedience and political activism of the Dalits in India.

Here we illustrate and validate a network-based approach with parallels to both GSEA and co-expression networks; for a workflow of the method see Supplementary Material and Methods.

The obtained results for horizontal drilling parallel to both maximum and minimum principle stress are nearly similar to each other.

A "stress-specific" module for the condition C3 would be almost parallel to both P(C1,C2) and the vector of C3.

On Ag(100), two different orientations of lead crystallites in parallel to both [110] crystallographic directions of the substrate are observed.

She serves as a parallel to both the student who was murdered and the one on trial, who inspires Lang to make a film about love and innocence rather than violence and crime.

According to George Călinescu, the poet had attempted to create a parallel to both The Divine Comedy and the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, with a style influenced by Lamartine and Victor Hugo.

Together, these data suggest that TRX-1 functions upstream of or in parallel to both DAF-2 and PDK-1 for dauer formation.

During fixation, we bisected the hearts with a cut parallel to both atria.

Intermediate values of ∂ ϕ/∂ t DUSK correspond to a systematic change in ϕ with photoperiod (ϕ non-parallel to both dusk and dawn).

Our observations are consistent with ppm-1 functioning in a genetic pathway that is parallel to both fsn-1 and glo-4.