Sentence examples for both groups of specimens from inspiring English sources

The most typical corneal morphology is demonstrated in fig 2. The appearance of collagen fibrils and stromal keratocytes was close to normal in both groups of specimens.

We identified a significant positive correlation between CL1 and CL2 of both groups of specimens (specimens with D. galeata mtDNA: r = 0.4244, P < 0.0064; specimens with D. dentifera mtDNA: r = 0.6759, P < 0.0001; Figure 4A), and a significant negative correlation between BL and CL2 of specimens with D. galeata mtDNA (r = -0.571, P < 0.0002) [see Additional file 3].

Allele frequency of RFLP pattern C2 was high in both groups of specimens in Japan, while those of RFLP patterns B and C1 were quite different between the two groups: specimens with D. galeata mtDNA (B: 23.4%, C1: 0.8%, C2: 64.5%); specimens with D. dentifera mtDNA (B: 13.4%, C1: 9.4%, C2: 73.5%).

Six different groups of specimens have been tested varying both the lamination length and the steel fabric density.

At 2 weeks, the expression of osteonectin was similar in all four groups of specimens.

Three groups of specimens with different cold expansion levels are examined by fatigue test.

In addition, a numerical simulation of these four groups of specimens is shown and discussed.

The experimental results of the five groups of specimens were compared.

Five groups of specimens with and without FRP reinforcement were tested.

According to the mix proportions in Table 1, for each mix proportion, ten groups of specimens were prepared.

To this end, four groups of specimens were tested under cyclic lateral loads and constant axial load.