Sentence examples for this has parallels from inspiring English sources

This has parallels to the debate over QE.

But this has parallels with the way that race is always the issue in the representation of BAME people on screen.

Al-Kindi's discussion of this has parallels in ninth century theological discussions of creation (see Adamson 2003).

This has parallels from other studies in which agonist-independent GPCR recruitment of β-arrestin2 was artificially induced, and shown to be sufficient, at least in part, for internalisation and downstream signalling [8,53].

Does this have parallels with aspects of his senior consultancy role at Andersen?

Although developed from the data within this study this model has parallels with the conceptual model of self-management and self-management support following primary cancer treatment.

This problem has parallels internationally.

Murakami may have a character explain the plot of Oedipus Rex, and engage in a clumsy reflection on how this story has parallels in the protagonist's life.

This perspective has parallels in self-correcting computer programs and self-correcting capacities of DNA.

Ultimately, this method has parallels to other branches of computer science that balance discrete and continuous representations, including physical geometric algorithms, robotics, computer vision, and robust optimization.

This syndrome has parallels in both clinical and laboratory findings with CRS; however, elevated levels of ferritin and triglycerides can be used to differentiate these two syndromes (Janka, 2012).