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This finding is essentially consistent with the data obtained from the immunological determinations.

A theoretical model is proposed to predict the residual stress in PZT thin film and the analytical results are essentially consistent with the experimental results.

The effects of pillar height on CA, CAH and FEB, as well as the transition between noncomposite and composite states are obtained, and the calculated results are essentially consistent with the results of theoretical calculations and experimental investigations.

However, the computed results are reasonable and acceptable because they are essentially consistent with the suggested clear zone distance in AASHTO's Roadside Design Guide (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials).

And then it was found that the simulation results of the FEA were essentially consistent with the STEs through the comparative analysis, and the feasibility and accuracy of these two methods are corroborated each other.

Therefore, the scour multiple of injected water F DG is regard to be defined in a sense of the whole simulation area, which is essentially consistent with the physical meaning of the scour multiple of injected water defined in laboratory experiments.

Morphology of asexual and sexual spheroids in the present Taiwanese strains was essentially consistent with that of the Japanese strains of V. carteri f. nagariensis except for male spheroids (Starr 1969; Nozaki 1988).

These results were essentially consistent with those obtained from the treatment efficacy of primary adjuvant arthritis in rats aforementioned.

As can be seen from Table 3, the change trend of macroscopic parameters influenced by microscopic is essentially consistent with that of macro-parameters in water flooding.

Our findings are essentially consistent with these previous reports.

Furthermore, GC-MS analyshowedowed that the major product was δ-guaiene, essentially consistent with its enzyme reaction, and the sesquiterpene content was increased 74-fold (Table  3), clearly demonstrating that ASS1 expression was wound-induced and is responsible for the formation of agarwood sesquiterpenes in A. sinensis.