Sentence examples for provide in parallel from inspiring English sources
However the research should provide, in parallel, a better understanding of the probabilistic side of design problems to make its safety level more uniform.
The Agence de la biomédecine undertook a national census of these donors in order to provide in parallel an independent longitudinal follow up.
As there is an ongoing discussion whether ctDNA and CTCs are rivals or partners in cancer care [ 9], we first describe our comprehensive analyses of an index patient with more than 100,000 CTCs in serial analyses and provide in parallel detailed single CTC and ctDNA analyses.
Bravura too, in "The Drunken Boat" itself, is imagery that frequently reinvents the original (usefully provided in parallel text).
In addition two software tutorials have been provided in parallel within the scope of the "Chemoinformatics Market Place": One software tutorial was provided by Xemistry GmbH covering some key technologies of their CACTVS application.
In addition, we will assess: The extent to which other treatments were provided in parallel with bCBT or CBTAU, such as pharmacotherapy, and the nature of this treatment.
The extent to which other treatments were provided in parallel with bCBT or CBTAU, such as pharmacotherapy, and the nature of this treatment.
Additionally, much music of the Middle East is generally homophonic, although polyphony is also an important texture, while Chinese music is generally thought to be homophonic, since instruments typically provide accompaniment in parallel fourths and fifths and often double the voice in vocal music, heterophony also being common in China.
Multiple single-resolution recognizers, such as that described in subsection 2.1 {S 10,⋯S r ⋯S R }, each working with a different spectral resolution r (e.g., r=10 ms frame length) provide output labels in parallel.
Our results indicate that naturopaths, WHM practitioners and pharmacists that work at the same location appear to provide professional services in parallel.
The potential of these measures includes the ability to assess the output of the motor unit in vivo and the ability to provide parallel measures in mouse and human and thus predict outcomes in early clinical trials.
