The phrase "and analogously in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when drawing a comparison or making a parallel between two different situations or concepts.
Example: "The process of photosynthesis in plants is essential for their survival, and analogously in the animal kingdom, respiration plays a crucial role in sustaining life."
Alternatives: "similarly in the" or "in a comparable manner in the".
And analogously in the measured system: the measured observable is a definite-valued property of the measured system, and it acquires one of its possible values (eigenvalues) ai.
Previously, we could not observe correlation with CCHCR1 and Ki67 in psoriasis lesions [4] nor in PMA-induced hyperproliferation of transgenic mouse skin [30], and analogously in the current study, we found negative correlation in the proliferation assay of benign HaCaT cells.
The expected positive correlation between triglycerides and measurements of adiposity [ 34] occurred in patients without I27L and S487N polymorphisms, and analogously in the CT2DM group.
In addition, antigen encounter also leads to a shift in antibody isotype (from IgM to IgG3, IgG1, IgG2b, IgG2a, IgE, or IgA in the mouse, and analogously in other species) to change the antibody effector activity.
They proved that the equality holds in (2.7) (and analogously in (2.8)) if and only if.
Finally, we put a period to our work by mentioning as of now that the sequence space f ( G m ) of almost convergent sequences derived by the domain of m th order generalized difference matrix will be defined and studied analogously in the next paper.
for all And analogously, as in the case, we can show that the function defined by is unique quadratic function satisfying (1.6) and (3.7).
The increase in average age by time we see analogously in the sentinel and simulated data is most likely caused by this mechanism: First, the susceptible and highly connected children of a region get infected.
Action-relatedness did not differ significantly from zero in the peak voxel for Imageability in the left fusiform gyrus, and analogously for Imageability in the left middle/superior temporal gyrus (both t-tests yielded P > 0.2).
Analogously, in the motor domain van Elswijk and colleagues [ 12] presented data suggesting gain modulation of motor evoked potentials being related to instantaneous phase of corticospinal beta oscillations (around 20 Hz).
Analogously, in the case of hyperelliptic curves of degree 4, Bhargava showed that a positive proportion of such curves have no rational points and a positive proportion have infinitely many rational points.
