The phrase "a same trend in" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "the same trend in." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing similarities in trends across different contexts or subjects.
Example: "We observed the same trend in consumer behavior across various markets."
Alternatives: "a similar trend in" or "an identical trend in".
A same trend in elevation of expression of endothelial genes has been reported when endothelial cells are exposed to different patterns of shear stress (Yamamoto et al. 2003).
Similarly, among the seven BURP genes, four genes: Glyma04g35130, Glyma07g28940, Glyma14g20440, and Glyma14g20450 showed a same trend in both RNA-Seq and DGE data (Table 2).
On average, the non-annotated sequences represented 37.1% of the expression class 1 genes and 22.4% in class 10 (not shown), and a same trend was observed in each of the tissue types.
Moreover, the results indicate that with increasing the radius of the shell, the double-walled cylindrical shell behaves in a same trend as a double-walled flat plate.
Both C x and E A show the same trend in Rn emission.
We observed similar results to those depicted in Fig. 1D in a repeat trial using age-1(hx546) animals and the same trend in a trial using the long-lived daf-2 e1370) daf-2 e1370in (Table S1C).
Samples fatigued by a pulsed laser show the same trend in the orientation-fatigue damage accumulation as the sample fatigued by pulsed Radio-Frequency-heating (RF).
For what it's worth, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings pointed to this same trend in a mission statement released yesterday, noting specifically that we're moving towards a time when apps will replace channels.
The activity of GSH-PX increased significantly between pre-exposure and exposure period, whereas the SOD recorded a significant decrease in the same trend in activity and is in accordance with Eltiti [ 8].
However, earlier research noted the same trend in people who followed a similar, heart-healthy Mediterranean diet.
WDR61 followed the same trend in 2D culture.
