Sentence examples for progressed in parallel from inspiring English sources

His medical and literary careers progressed in parallel, and he is still the director of a Lisbon geriatric clinic.

Process development has progressed in parallel with a process evaluation study that was conducted for a mineral carbonation unit scaled to sequester 100% of the CO2 emissions from a 1.3 GW coal-fired power plant.

If the researchers are planning an imminent publication, then the patent and publication processes will be progressed in parallel.

More intriguingly, the patient's clinical manifestations and echocardiographic images also progressed in parallel with the increase in CPK concentration.

Biomarker development and patient stratification will need to be progressed in parallel to ensure 'tailor-made treatment'.

Previous work has demonstrated derangements in the biochemical profile of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in hydrocephalus, particularly in infants and children, in whom neurodevelopment is progressing in parallel with concomitant neurological injury.

"From our side, we are prepared to discuss many actions that could help build trust between our two countries and advance further progress in parallel on the Singapore summit objectives of transforming relations, establishing a permanent peace regime on the peninsula and complete denuclearization," he said.

While TLX is in the process of escaping from orphanhood, future ligand design needs to progress in parallel with improved understanding of (i) the binding cavity or surfaces to target with small molecules on the TLX ligand binding domain and (ii) the nature of the TLX coregulators in particular cell and disease contexts.

Both the Internet and mobile phones were progressing in parallel for decades, but the two technologies suddenly combined in 2007.

Multiple upgrades to the Aegis system are now progressing in parallel, with missiles, radars and computers all being improved in a series of increasingly capable increments that could one day make Aegis warships vital to defense not only of overseas allies and deployed forces, but also the continental United States.

Actually, these two diseases do not progress in parallel.