Examples of paralleled

• The development of accountants paralleled that of solicitors, though solicitors were usually in the forefront.

• This linguistic code-switch is paralleled by a switch of genre.

• Scoring and analyses paralleled those of the first two experiments.

• Studies of fiscal federalism have shown that in mature federations a single currency zone is paralleled with fiscal transfers.

• Second, and of more direct significance for our research question, we found that the phrasal-interphrasal hierarchy was paralleled by a number-gender hierarchy.

• Currently, social roles are determined by age cohorts, but recent changes in our lives have not been paralleled by appropriate revisions of social structures.

• This nonrandomized experience has been paralleled in many other centers.

• Growth of the skull has paralleled that of the brain, and he has not, therefore, required surgery.

• The predicted-accent effect in phoneme detection links accentual processing to semantic processing, because it is directly paralleled by an effect of semantic focus.

• The fact that it has lost any meaning that it once possessed is paralleled by some other fascinating facts of linguistic change.

• Such a clash paralleled, to some extent, the economic antagonism between older farmers and their landless children and younger siblings (pp. 162-5).

• They appear to offer a degree of access to the multiple layers of the private and public self that is scarcely paralleled in other documents.

• This variation seems to be paralleled in four different coneless mouse models.

• The evidence for synaptic plasticity in adult primary visual cortex is growing rapidly and is paralleled by work in other adult sensory cortices as well.

• The male adolescent growth spurt in lean body mass is paralleled by a similar growth spurt in left ventricular volume.