The phrase "as predicted between" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression that lacks clarity and context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The results were as predicted between the two groups, showing a significant difference."
Alternatives: "as forecasted among" or "as anticipated between".
Contrary to predictions, the H. sapiens dorsal CCJ has a significantly higher elongation index, bone volume fraction, trabecular thickness, and trabecular number than the plantar CCJ, while trabecular properties in non-humans do not always differ as predicted between regions.
Streptomycin MICs differed as predicted between Aus0004 and Aus0085, with values of 48 mg/L and 1024 mg/L respectively.
Of these 237 tested INDEL makers, 165 (68%) showed clear polymorphisms as predicted between Hedou 12 and Williams 82, and the rest produced either PCR products of the same size or unpredicted polymorphisms.
Our recent study using a clinical population of adolescents and young adults (aged 15 24 years, mean age = 17.78) found that the MASQ did not distinguish as predicted between Mood and Anxiety disorders.
As predicted, between-group regression analyses showed a significant positive correlation between COMT val allele load (number of val alleles possessed, 0 2) and high gf − low gf neural activity in LPFC.
Indeed, release kinetics were slowed down as predicted by the relation between k2, max and depleted RRP fraction.
As predicted from energy loss between trophic levels (Burness et al., 2001; Owen-Smith & Mills, 2008), the largest herbivores, the sauropods, are an order of magnitude larger than the largest carnivores (Fig. 3).
Fluorescence In-Situ Hybridization (FISH) shows that the UT gene cluster is also located on chromosome 1 in the tammar wallaby genome (Fig. 4), as predicted by conserved synteny between the tammar and opossum [ 47].
"Cross-Species" analysis in PlantPAN indicates many transcription factor binding sites (including ABF, which is an ABA response binding factor), as predicted in the conserved regions between -58 bp and -48 bp and between -78 bp and -88 bp in Arabidopsis (AT1G48990) and Oryza (LOC_Os05g50110), respectively (Fig. 5).
As predicted, crosses between homozygous transgenic plants and non-transformed plants of two commercial cultivars (Fepagro 24 and BRS 211) produced only hptII/ SnOLP-positive F1 plants.
For the 37.5%PCL/12.5%PLA/50%PCL blend, the conservation of interfacial-angles confirms that the annealing time has no effect on the angle values between phases, as predicted by Harkins spreading theory.
