Sentence examples for equivalent to controls from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, treatment with C-PC (200 mg/kg body weight) has proven to restore the normal architecture of the hepatocytes and the levels of enzymes were maintained significantly equivalent to controls in group III.

Analysis of adenoviral gene expression showed that protein expression levels from attB-Ad were equivalent to controls (Ad5/attP or Ad5/βgal).

Adenotonsillectomy improved upper airway obstruction to levels equivalent to controls, with a significant mean pre- to post-operative reduction in OAHI of 5.8 to 0.8.

B6 mice survived >21 days following infection with LVS by both routes and survival of TLR1−/−, TLR4−/−, and TLR6−/− mice infected i.n. with LVS was equivalent to controls.

The RT-PCR analysis showed that the amount of Gad1 mRNA in the palatal shelves of the CNS specific Gad1 knockout embryos (Gadflox/GadlacZ; NesCre) was equivalent to controls, while Gad1 mRNA levels in the CNS were greatly reduced as compared to the control embryos (Fig. 6).

Those with atopy had a slope equivalent to controls.

Clinical data showed a high level of biocompatibility of the PEO coated lenses equivalent to control lenses.

It is important to emphasize that the regulation of the DC-link voltage is equivalent to controlling the active power delivered to the grid.

Similarly, the nodes with high degrees receive more information from other nodes, that is, controlling one node with high degrees is equivalent to controlling some or dozens of nodes.

Similarly, ET-1 levels rose by 26.9%% from baseline at 1 h after induction of brain death, approaching statistical significance (p = 0.09, Fig. 4b) and then declined to be equivalent to control animals at 12 h.

One advantage of the differenced models is that they also difference out any static geographic-specific effects, while the inclusion of time-period and geographic dummies is equivalent to controlling for geographic-specific linear trends.