Sentence examples for conditioned with the same from inspiring English sources
Thus, juvenile BALB mice appeared to be particularly responsive to food deprivation; the frequency of compartment transitions by BALB mice actually increased to a level indistinguishable from B6 mice that were conditioned with the same UCS.
The experiment was carried under controlled laboratory conditions with the same lighting and no atmospheric distortions.
The results obtained under various conditions with the same material are in good agreement.
Our system is label-free and scalable and enables analysis of different aptamer-target pairs and binding conditions with the same platform.
Better close some apps!" Microsoft's Windows 10 continues to give estimates of battery life under similar conditions with the same types of processor and graphics card configurations.
The two units were of the same height and were run at the same operating conditions with the same particles; the only difference was that the diameter of the second unit was 50% larger than that of the first.
A simplified case is presented to improve the speed observer performance, which was tested in the same conditions with the same HIL test-bench to experimentally validate the proposed sensorless control for traction applications.
Aerodynamic characteristics of the integration and a compared three-stage compression osculating cones waverider are compared and analyzed in the same design conditions with the same leading edge of the forebody.
In my translation, Gregor is transformed into "some sort of monstrous insect" with "some sort of" added to blur the borders of the somewhat too specific "insect"; I think Kafka wanted us to see Gregor's new body and condition with the same hazy focus with which Gregor himself discovers them.
Our study is a cadaveric analysis but we applied the exact same operative conditions with the same instruments so we could expect similar results in human surgery.
But in a neurological condition with the same name, a single perception can involve a second, linked sense that most people would not experience.
