Sentence examples for parallels with and from inspiring English sources
We do not refer to this disease with the intention of extensively reviewing here all its facets, but rather to outline some parallels with and differences to AD concerning the actions and applicability of melatonin.
Lessons from these conflicting perspectives carry many parallels with, and can inform, other health issues for which relevant exposures are similarly difficult to assess and where disease has multifactorial causation (e.g., asthma and learning disabilities).
As we consider Syrian travelers and refugees today, one cannot help but be reminded of parallels with Mary and Joseph and their difficult situation twenty-one centuries ago.
Emotional and motivational processes operate in parallel with, and independently of, cognitive processes.
He said modern global terrorism arose in the 1880s in Russia in parallel with, and partly owing to, the rise of mass daily newspapers.
Over the next 400 years it developed in England, sometimes in parallel with and influenced by Continental forms, but generally with great local diversity and originality.
Experiments were performed in parallel with and without inhibition of AK by 0.01 mM diadenosine pentaphosphate (Ap5A).
"If you want to draw parallels with KP and Roy.
There are parallels with Coraline, and with the Ghibli production Spirited Away.
The parallels with 1929 and with the recent stock-market collapse in Japan were openly discussed.
Party leaders saw unflattering parallels with Stalin, and the film was suppressed until 1958, five year's after his death.
