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In contrast, the distribution of downregulated probes in the 'E2 not Myc' category essentially overlapped with that of the probes in the 'E2 and Myc' category (Fig. 2C).

Only means are presented as their values essentially overlapped those of medians.

Second, the vacuolation profile essentially overlapped that in mice infected with BSE-C, with slight differences only in the mesencephalic tegmentum area.

As reported in Figure S3C of the Supporting Information, the probability densities of the complexes with ADP and ATPγN are essentially overlapped.

In light of the prominent chemical differences found among the other tested neurons (MCC, R2, R15, and left pleural (Pl1) neurons), the B1 and B2 data points essentially overlapped during PCA (see Figure 3 in ref (34)).

For HOMA-IR (Fig. 2 A ), regression curves essentially overlapped in EA males and EA females; however, the slope was reduced in AA females and was completely flat in AA males.

The government's estimate was about 172 million gallons, but the estimates essentially overlap once the margins of error are figured in, the researchers said.

Drought, low temperature and salinity are essentially overlapping forms of stresses characterized by similar types of physiological perturbations and responses.

The massive round essentially overlapping with the previous round — Allon was closing the SoftBank deal in Japan on the same day that the Fidelity investment was getting announced — is not the first notable financial milestone for the startup.

Moreover, it does not seem that the intra-method analytical imprecision contributes to these differences, since the precision performances declared by the individual manufacturer are essentially overlapping (Table 1).

Moreover, analytical imprecision seems not contribute to the above differences, as the values declared by the individual manufacturer were essentially overlapping (although obtained with different protocols, some of them standardized, some others not) and in general lower than 10% for both intra- and inter-assay imprecision (Table 1).