Sentence examples for undergo parallel from inspiring English sources
We investigated the neural substrates that are engaged when the positive and negative affect systems undergo parallel and integrative processing.
In this analysis, I propose that, regardless of the participants' native language(s), learners of Spanish undergo parallel developmental stages within Halliday's model of language acquisition at the advanced level.
The studies focusing on grammatical metaphor presented above do indeed indicate that learners, regardless of their native language or languages, must undergo parallel developmental stages within Halliday's (1993) proposed phase (a) of advanced language learning.
This study holds general implications for the intense and continued debate over whether advanced language learners undergo parallel or dissimilar stages of acquisition as a consequence of their linguistic background as L1, L2 or HL learners of the language.
The isolates that undergo parallel changes are likely to be doing so due to positive selection and might become dominant.
These signals may undergo parallel processing in quasi-independent subnetworks prior to resulting in an integrated effective response.
Technologies and techniques specific of the new mission (laser metrology, multi-task control architectures, high performance propulsion) are undergoing parallel developments in anticipation of the NGGM implementation phase.
Plastid and mitochondrial genomes have undergone parallel evolution to encode the same functional set of genes.
NITRs likely diverged along an independent pathway from that of the somatically rearranging antigen binding receptors but have undergone parallel evolution of V family diversity.
On the basis of the present knowledge of the biology of BM-derived MSC, we underwent parallel studies to phenotypically and functionally compare the MSC isolated from both tissues.
After consent is given, the child undergoes parallel testing with two rapid tests for HIV-1/2 (Uni-Gold™ and Determine™) with a tiebreaker for discordant results (Bioline 3.0™) from whole blood of a finger stick.
