Words, phrases and objects resurface, slightly transformed, in parallel stories.
And it was slightly weird, in parallel, to see the way the green waves have been spreading to companies in different parts of the world, particularly where they advertise in western media.
Chichester, England based Rolls Royce, and Snecma of Courcouronnes, France, are focusing on direct-drive turbofans with slightly different designs; in parallel Munich-based MTU Aero Engines in collaboration with Pratt & Whitney is preparing a demonstration of a geared turbofan.
While the higher activity in the absence of Gln remained nearly constant for 96h, the initially low activity in the presence of Gln slightly increased with time in parallel to the sustained cell growth under these conditions.
In parallel, a slightly reduced fraction of cells in S-phase was evident.
This is supported by the decrease in overall hospitalisations in 2003, in parallel with slightly improving economic conditions and an increase in following years that also paralleled a fall in economic conditions.
Gorilla generally retains the ancestral hominid condition, while Pan and Pongo have evolved in parallel a slightly dorsopalmarly taller and mediolaterally broader lunate with a larger (both proximodistally and mediolaterally) radial facet but smaller (both proximodistally and dorsopalmarly) scaphoid facet.
IFNγ gave the best negative predictive value of any single test (95%) and this was further slightly improved by interpreting this test in parallel with Stat-Pak (combined negative predictive value = 97%).
The presence of FA (2 mM) slightly elongated the cell shape, and in parallel the cell number was largely reduced).
In parallel, LPS only slightly induced HO-1 protein expression, but addition of ME caused a synergic increase in HO-1 protein expression in LPS-stimulated macrophages).
