Sentence examples for a same pattern as from inspiring English sources

We also repeated the analyses stratifying on cerebral haemorrhage in one group (n=29) and ischaemic stroke plus ill-defined cerebrovascular lesion in another group (n=253); the latter showing a same pattern as for all types of stroke, and significantly increased risk of stroke among the subjects receiving RT to IMC/SCL vs that of no RT and RT, except IMC and SCL (OR=1.9; CI=1.2 3.2).

For dominant stress words, if the activation of sublexical codes is more likely with nonword primes, and stress on the penultimate syllable applies as a default, the same pattern as in Experiment 2 should be found, with no decline in performance in the nonword priming condition.

In September 1985 we carried out the experiment, and to our amazement discovered the spontaneous formation of a cage molecule consisting of 60-carbon atoms, with the same pattern as a soccer ball and now affectionately called the Buckyball, after the geodesic domes developed by the architect Buckminster Fuller.

Such a flow develops after a short lag and follows the same pattern as the return of field lines drawn away from the Sun by viscous interaction.

The takeover of Cihan and Zaman follows the same pattern as a government crackdown on the Koza Ipek media group in October last year.

A recession has much the same pattern as the flu — starting with vague feelings of malaise and quickly building in misery until a patient's activities are drastically curtailed.

Industry profits follow the same pattern as a (VV) merger.

Mauboussin's research shows that networks tend to spread in the same pattern as a flu epidemic; Given the right amount of interactivity and contagion, both epidemics and networks diffuse along an S-curve.

This latest quake follows the same pattern as a duo of big tremors that occurred over 700 years ago, and results from a domino effect of strain transferring along the fault, geologists say.

Where environmental conditions were permitted, early human agricultural societies followed the same pattern as a few social insects and exhibited explosive population growth, complex and detailed division of labor, intensive resource exploitation, territorial expansion, and a social organization favoring the survival and growth of the supergroup over the well-being of individuals within the group.

The Illinois law enforcement operation seems to follow the same pattern as a two-state operation out of Kansas City, Mo., that also involved the DEA.