These populations were evaluated in parallel with true white blood cells subsets because of their role in leukocyte development (e.g., thymus, spleen, progenitors).
In a concluding statement to the conference, Prof Dr JP Kropp of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, said: "The fairy tale that enough money for adaptation could fulfil development and climate protection goals in parallel is not true.
In order to determine whether identified A-to-I edits represented true physiological targets, we sequenced RNA in parallel from a strain deleted for the only functional worm ADAR, adr-2(gv42).
Since two of the autogamy time course experiments were carried out in parallel and provide true biological replicates (A1 samples in Additional file 1, Table S1; see also Additional file 2, Figure S1), we used those microarrays to identify a large set of differentially expressed genes independently of any biological classification of the samples.
It is altogether a brilliant and strange performance, with no true parallels in American poetry, at least up until then: comedic, phantasmagoric, a mix of spaghetti western, psychedelic cartoon, allegory and quest saga, chockablock with puns, gags and metaphysical, epistemological and phenomenological asides, not to mention plenty of first-rate poetry.
This effect was true regardless of whether targets were processed in parallel with limited resilience (Experiments 1 2), or in serial with super-capacity resilience (Experiment 3).
These results show trends similar to ours in that gross pathology underestimates TB true prevalence and the combination of tests in parallel improves the diagnostic performance.
In Example 3, the ddply function takes.parallel as an argument where when.parallel equals TRUE the simulate.conc.cmpf function is applied in parallel.
This especially holds true where an informal healthcare system operates in parallel to the official one [ 8].
In parallelizing, we assert these in parallel.
