Sentence examples for both groups we found from inspiring English sources

Combining both groups, we found that gesture use correlated with number of visual components in the diagrams and with scores on the knowledge test, evidence that better understanding is also expressed visually, in gestures and diagrams.

On comparing the results of SFEMG in both groups, we found statistically significant higher MCD values of APB in the patient group as compared to the control group (Figs. 1 and 2).

In MOH patients there were no significant differences depending on the diagnosis of starting headache (migraine or tension type headache) and, in both groups, we found the overuse of analgesics plays an important role: intake of more than one daily drug dramatically reduces the CPT (p < 0.05).

In both groups we found bilateral activations in a widespread cortico-cerebellar network, consisting of the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (BA 44, 45), dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (BA 9, 46), parietal cortex (BA 7, 40), pre-supplementary motor area (BA 6) anterior cingulate (BA 32).

In both groups we found significantly enhanced activation in areas that are typically involved in the processing of olfactory stimuli.

In evaluating levels of soluble immune mediators, cytokines, and chemokines (Table 3) for both groups, we found significant variation in levels at each visit and changes in log marker levels across visits.

For both groups, we find an increase in the chance of work when comparing the situation before and after migration.

For both groups, we find negative and statistically significant effects on private or out-of-state enrollment in the bandwidth of 10 specification, and for the non-economically disadvantaged sample the estimate for the IK specification is even larger in magnitude (although not statistically significant).

However, comparing the distribution of socio-economic status in both groups we find the same pattern as Schenk et al did in a national representative survey conducted among 2590 subjects between 2003 and 2006 [ 30].

Once again, our results confirmed the previous finding that L is inversely related to friction, i.e., the latter increases with lower values of L, which could explain the negative statistical correlation (Upper labial group), and negative tendency (both lingual groups) we found between L and FR.

In both studied groups, we found H. pylori strains that were untypeable for the signal-sequence and mid-region alleles due to significant variation in the vacA gene [8], [24].