Sentence examples for rises in parallel from inspiring English sources

Thus, its prevalence rises in parallel with the worldwide metabolic diseases epidemic, frequently developing on the background of obesity [ 3].

The expression of NHERF1 is closely regulated in alveolar cells during pregnancy and rises in parallel to the PRLR expression but also to that of the other structural components of the macromolecular complex.

Similar observations were made in populations with high environmental exposure to Cd (Jin et al. 2002), and it is now well established that in populations highly exposed to the metal in either industrial settings or the environment, U-Cd rises in parallel with the Cd renal or body burden and remains elevated many years after cessation of exposure (Liang et al. 2012).

As a result, spending, both automatic and discretionary, rose in parallel with tax revenue.

When it comes to steroids, public censure and private acceptance have tended to rise in parallel.

In principle, it should be possible to continue useful careers for longer, seeing as "healthy life expectancy" has tended to rise in parallel with lifespans as a whole.

Yet Corden took over from Scottish comic Craig Ferguson, and has risen in parallel with US satire's new English overlord, John Oliver.

Case and Deaton report that between 1999 and 2013, death rates from poisonings and suicides rose in parallel across all four major regions of the country: the South, the West, the Midwest, and the Northeast.

The Pacific (right-hand chart), and also the Indian Ocean, contribute nothing this way for surface and deepwater temperatures in both have risen in parallel since 1999.This has an intriguing implication.

Although this would be expected to impair copper absorption, recommended copper intakes have not risen in parallel.

Furthermore, the manufacturing sector's share in export goods compared with that of the agricultural sector rose in parallel with GDP (see Fig. 5).