Sentence examples for subsequent parallel from inspiring English sources
We see long, tense conversations and snippets of kinky sex, but the impulses and anxieties that impel this behavior remain invisible, waiting to be discovered and given shape by the subsequent parallel histories of psychoanalysis and cinema.
Each sample multiplex was barcoded with a different sample-specific multiplex identifier (MID) for subsequent parallel tagged sequencing on the GS Junior System (454 Life Sciences, Branford, CT).
Their efficiency is due to the definition of patterns in a masking layer and the subsequent parallel transfer of these accurate patterns into a functional material.
The torque curve for the BL3 class in Fig. 3a showed a rapid rise in torque in the form of a tapered area in the initial area immediately after implantation and in a subsequent parallel area.
The torque curve for BL3 in Fig. 3a presented a sudden rise in torque on a quadratic function in the initial area immediately after insertion and a subsequent parallel area (tapered area).
In each case, we present examples demonstrating nature's design and subsequent parallel advances in biomimetic materials and polymer sciences, combining interdisciplinary engineering principles to mimic nature inspired designs into fabrics.
At subsequent feedings, parallel consumption of glucose and xylose was observed, however, the glucose consumption rate was threefold higher compared to that of xylose (Baroi et al. 2015a).
In the subsequent three parallel that-clauses, the writer spells out the basic theoretical underpinnings that constitute her proposed field – CDA.
When two sites are available, successive monomer adsorption eventually leads to N2O formation subsequent to parallel reorientation of the first NO molecule.
A subsequent or parallel targeted approach covers interesting compounds and targeted pathways, thus dissecting the complex system into smaller parts which can be investigated in more detail.
A CPELA reaction can include hundreds of extension primer-blocking probe sets and simultaneously amplify hundreds of target DNA fragments for subsequent massively parallel sequencing.
