Sentence examples for both studies were the from inspiring English sources
Total scores for both studies were the same.
Across-habitat patterns on mean benthic macrofaunal species richness, abundance, biomass, abundance of deposit, suspension and facultative feeders, a dominance and a diversity index for the five habitats common to both studies were the same on a rank measurement scale: eelgrass ≈ oyster > mud shrimp > ghost shrimp ≈ subtidal.
The best fitting distributions for both studies were the Log-Logistic and Log-Normal.
Patient characteristics in both studies were the same for cases, validating that demographic (person file) and lifestyle data (observation file) information were transformed accurately.
The study was repeated twice to confirm that the initial samples had not been contaminated by cutaneous P. acnes during biopsy, and the results of both studies were the same.
Notably, the MRI rupture signs (e.g., inverted loop, subcapsular line) found in both studies were the same for these highly cohesive implants as those seen on MRIs of ruptured implants with less cohesive silicone gel [ 4].
This finding may be unsurprising as the majority of PILs included in both studies are the same.
The main result of both studies was the fact that AIDS/HIV-patients as well physicians are congruent in their assessments.
Although the detailed biologies of the two systems are very different, the unifying feature of both studies is the use of negative design principles.
An important distinction between both studies is the application of spatial smoothing by Supekar et al. (4 mm full width half maximum Gaussian kernel).
