Sentence examples for study in parallel from inspiring English sources

The film's climactic chase sequence is a study in parallel montage scarcely less elaborate than the climax of D. W. Griffith's "Intolerance," as the film cuts among the brothers' many adversaries (now backed by the National Guard), all noisily closing in on the government building where Jake and Elwood are calmly ascending to the tax office, elevator music sweetly piping in the background.

Analyses were initially performed on separate data sets of the Rotterdam Study (prevalent AMD, incident AMD), the AMRO-NL case-control study (in parallel), and subsequently conducted on combined data from the Netherlands (of population-based and case-control groups) and data of all population studies combined.

We prepared the fifteen libraries used in this study in parallel (except for real-time amplification).

In a future study, in parallel with gene knock out experiments, it should also be addressed whether PpPRRs are involved in phosphotransfer functions in planta.

We undertook a qualitative study, in parallel to our above quantitative analysis, to explore primary care professionals' experience of the local QOF, including perceptions of the scheme and indicators, likely mechanisms of influence on practice, and perceived benefits and harms.

Inspired by this strategy, in the present study, in parallel with combining hydrolysis of TAGs and decarboxylation of FFAs into a single E. coli host, we tested the strategy of developing E. coli in situ catalytic system for biosynthesis of 1-alkenes from TAGs.

Biologists say both kinds of cells should be studied in parallel until more is learned about the strengths and weaknesses of each approach.

Because they can be studied in parallel columns called a synopsis, they are known as the Synoptic Gospels.

"There is nothing that prevents us from going back to a classical battery on the A350, which we've been studying in parallel to the lithium battery from the beginning," said Justin Dubon, an Airbus spokesman in Toulouse, France.

Two control groups were studied in parallel (unvaccinated and inoculated birds; unvaccinated and non-inoculated birds).

The vessels were divided into several segments of 1 2 mm in length and studied in parallel tissue baths.