Sentence examples for suggested parallel from inspiring English sources

These difficulties, it is suggested, parallel many of the problems being faced by organisation-based accreditation schemes in the tourism industry.

Structural information obtained by ATR-FTIR spectroscopy suggested parallel arrangement of intermolecular β-sheet in BCA amyloids in contrast to PepB amyloids which arranged into antiparallel β sheets.

The analyses of modern trends in the development of fast recognition technologies for dynamic images, as well as the analysis of the PH transformation development, classify the suggested parallel hierarchical approach as a neural-like method of transformation with a network of direct propagation and the space-time organization of connections.

Critic Charles Marowitz in Swans magazine remarked, however, that the realism of the suggested parallel with wars in Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan "doesn't quite jell" because the natives are "peace-loving and empathetic".

Based on phylogenetic data, several authors have suggested parallel diversification of host and associated pollinating wasps [ 5, 20- 23].

An NMR study of the intermediates of globulomer formation, the so-called preglobulomer, suggested parallel in register β-sheets in the C-terminal revenn, even though the N-terminal region has different conformation.

In his program notes Calum MacDonald suggested parallels to Shakespeare's "Tempest".

That the mall, renamed after the New York attacks, was once also known as the World Trade Centre suggested parallels.

After leaving the United States, Mr. Polanski again turned his attention to a classic that suggested parallels with real-life circumstances.

Pelosi had called the administration's immigration framework an "unmistakable campaign to make America white again," and Clyburn had suggested parallels between Trump and Nazi Germany.

These narrative threads are, as the title suggests, parallel: they have barely any relation to one another and do not constitute a direct narrative line.