Sentence examples for compatible with previous studies from inspiring English sources

This result was compatible with previous studies [39].

The b value (b = 0.9), which is compatible with previous studies, and the inclination of the linear regression were calculated by using the regional seismic source area.

Our study showed that all three subgroups of HCPs had higher risks of anxiety, hypertension (the difference did not reach statistical significance in nurses), and insomnia than did non-HCPs, which was compatible with previous studies.

In contrast, NK cells not expressing any of these three receptors had a reduced anti-leukemic activity, which is compatible with previous studies showing that KIR-NKG2A- NK cells are hyporesponsive.

This result is compatible with previous studies showing cyanobacterial growth to be enhanced by the presence of iron (Paerl et al. 1994; Hyenstrand et al. 2001; Li et al. 2009; Swingley et al. 2005).

Our results are generally compatible with previous studies that have found logarithmic type of recovery of site response after large earthquakes in Japan (Sawazaki et al., 2006, 2009; Wu et al., 2009a; Nakata and Snieder, 2011; Wu and Peng, 2011) and elsewhere (Rubinstein and Beroza, 2004a; Peng and Ben-Zion, 2006; Wu et al., 2009b).

The adjusted HR (13.7) of HCC by HBsAg positivity in the present study was compatible with previous study results, including two recent meta-analyses: one that included 37 case control and 10 cohort studies conducted worldwide [ 5], and another that used Korean data [ 15].

Our studies show that TTR is less stable at 4 °C than at 25 or 37 °C, at pH 7.4, which is consistent with previous studies and compatible with the notion that TTR stability is governed by hydrophobic interactions, which are weaker at lower temperatures.

The demonstration of insufficient sleep among migraineurs in the present study was compatible with previous electrophysiological studies regarding the relationship between sleep and migraine [29, 30].

These pathological changes correlated well with the altered enzyme activities; these findings are compatible with other previous studies [ 38].

Our findings of a reduced rate of late stillbirth in Maori, when considered with other New Zealand data suggesting an increase in early stillbirth, are compatible with the previous studies which showed no overall increase in stillbirth risk for Maori compared with European [ 6, 28].