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The PCL/50-45S5 and PCL/50-SrBG composite scaffolds were reproducibly manufactured with a morphology highly resembling that of PCL only scaffolds.

Immunohistochemical staining for TG2 expression (Fig. 5b) resulted in a distribution pattern highly resembling the haematoxylin/eosin staining, showing that TG2 is predominantly expressed in the viable part of the tumours.

Moreover, for the traditionally used template obtained from a low rate regular stimulation sequence, the SSR reconstruction is considerably less accurate (see Fig. S3), highly resembling the negative results previously reported [18], [19].

Although DHOV was originally isolated from Hyalomma dromedarii ticks [73], intranasal infection of mice with this tick-borne virus resulted in the onset of a fulminant and uniformly fatal illness with many of the clinical, inflammatory, and pathologic features highly resembling to those observed in mice infected with H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza A virus (i.e., H5N1) [46], [46].

Since it is possible to obtain highly "dipolar" scalp maps of active EEG brain sources (e.g., scalp maps highly resembling the projection of a single equivalent dipole) by decomposing high-dimensional EEG data using Independent Component Analysis (ICA) (Delorme et al. 2012), here we used single dipoles to simulate equivalent brain sources.

These sequences and deduced amino acid sequences highly resembled those of human and the rat.

Additionally, Motif 21_BmE highly resembled ftz (p = 1e-7016), a homeobox TF that functions in determining neuronal identity23.

Ovine larynges were used as their dimensions, and muscle fiber type distribution highly resemble the human larynx.

Their expression patterns highly resembled those of several CESA genes (Fig. 7A), indicating that they might be cooperatively involved in cellulose biosynthesis and assembly in SCW development.

In particular, we show that studying genetically engineered mouse models (GEMMs), which highly resemble the disease in humans, provides a complementary approach to understand MRD.

Good inspirational examples from the natural world are the bees, whose decision-making process highly resembles the human neurological one.