Sentence examples for partly parallel from inspiring English sources

Regardless which perspective is taken, if learning occurs across domains (Baumert et al. 2000), it can be assumed that primary school students' acquisition of skills in reading, mathematics, and science develops at least partly parallel to one another (see Schurig et al. 2015).

In the right hemisphere, the intraparietal sulcus consists of two partly parallel segments that are joined by a shallow connection (Figs 1, 3, 4 and 7), unlike any of the brains figured by Connolly (1950), but somewhat similar to the 'double parallel pattern' illustrated by Ono et al. (1990, p. 67) as representative of 12% of the right hemispheres in their sample.

A comparison between serial, partly-parallel and full-parallel architectures has been performed by Fanucci et al. in [27] for a regular code with N = 2,048 bits, w c = 6 and w b = 3.

West Virginia FIRST DAY The West Fork Rail Trail, created about 20 years ago from an abandoned CSX line, is a moderate hike of about 25 miles (or bicycle ride or cross-country ski jaunt) that partly runs parallel to the West Fork of the Greenbrier River.

Overall, the results suggest that chaining is slow, effortful, imperfect (resulting partly in parallel rather than serial execution) and dependent on conscious control.

Since the interfacial impedance of the former occurs partly in parallel with the ohmic resistance of the latter, additional time constants may appear in the impedance of the composite.

10.7554/eLife.00378.022 Figure 7. unc-40 and madd-2 function partly in parallel in regulating vm2 muscle arm development.

For ventral curling, acetylcholine acts partly in parallel with serotonin to regulate activity of the male-specific muscles.

Collectively our data demonstrates that mir-71 acts at least partly in parallel to insulin/IGF type signaling to modulate lifespan in C. elegans.

Our genetic characterization indicates that mir-71 acts at least partly in parallel to insulin/IGF like signals to influence lifespan.

Here, we report on results from a project that has been running partly in parallel with the Scottish study, reproducing the finding of one major QTL by means of a genome scan on salmon of Norwegian origin.