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More powerful and convincing are cases in which a more extensive pattern of data can be sought, in effect functional similarity in the mathematical sense of similar relationships between dependent and independent variables, and predictions from different theories of the mechanisms involved pitted against each other in experiments.

After transplantation into MitoPark mice, PTEN-deficient dopamine neurons were less susceptible to cell death, and exhibited a more extensive pattern of fibre outgrowth compared to control grafts.

The two bridge decks with continuous span girders (bridge decks 6N and 6L) exhibited some of the more extensive pattern cracking and some transverse cracking, and it is possible that some of this cracking could be the result of stresses present in the deck slab due to the continuous steel girders, rather than from effects related to the type of concrete mixture utilized.

As Patterson et al. (2002) have shown, the dynamic changes are sufficient to account for the more extensive pattern of auditory cortical activity and these are more closely related to processing of melody or other slowly varying sound characteristics than to pitch processing per se.

These patients typically exhibit a more extensive wear pattern involving also the posterior aspect of the medial compartment [27].

Figure  3B shows another highly significant module characteristic of MS. In this module (MS_II), several HLA genes are also prominent members, but by virtue of highly connected molecules such as CD4, CD82 and ITGB2, a more extensive immune pattern emerged.

Multimorbidity is not restricted to disease pairs, but often consists of more extensive patterns (i.e. triplets, quartets) of chronic diseases.

Different definitions of MCI have different prevalence estimates 56 and also vary in their risk of dementia progression (eg, more extensive patterns of cognitive changes have been associated with greater progression of MCI to dementia).

Furthermore, a more extensive and dynamic pattern of recruitment of the frontal and parietal networks for true memory was observed in healthy controls compared with schizophrenia patients.

Patients with prolonged stays in the ICU, in whom a more extensive baseline temperature pattern would be available for computer-based analysis, would likely yield a result with much greater accuracy.

The studied herding districts share an east-west migratory herding pattern (Skogseid 1997; Sande 2010), and both intensive and a more extensive herding practice are carried out in the studied region (Sande 2010).