Sentence examples for were parallel between from inspiring English sources

The baseline of the usage of above medication were parallel between the LC group and the control group in all of the studies.

When stratifying the mortality trends by whether or not a patient was ventilated on ICU day 1, the changes in mortality were parallel between the two strata.

"There were parallels between Laos and what was happening in El Salvador in the '80s," she said.

I realised there were parallels between flows of bodies, flows of traffic and molecular flows.

Howard agreed there were parallels between Pauline Hanson and Xenophon, including a "common element of dissent".

Mantel said there were parallels between Thatcher and Thomas Cromwell, her main writing obsession, in that both were self made.

Then again, he added, there were "parallels" between the two situations, which he "could not and would not deny".

I'd asked Staunton if there were parallels between her background and her role.

There were parallels between the lower unemployment rates and faster GDP growth for the eurozone, said Bert Colijn, senior eurozone economist at ING bank.

He told top automotive designers from BMW, Ford, DaimlerChrylser, General Motors and Nissan that there were parallels between the hotel business and the automobile industry.

Craig Flourney, chair of the ICP, said there were parallels between the McKinney incident and recent unrest sparked by racial tension in Ferguson, Cleveland and Baltimore.