Sentence examples for identical extent from inspiring English sources

Prolonged viewing of a flickering region reduces sensitivity to a subsequently flickered test patch of identical extent, but the spatial properties of this adaptation are unknown.

Importantly, the size of the observed skyrmions is significantly smaller than previously reported systems in which non-multilayer films are used15,16,23, and of nearly identical extent as those measured in Ir/Co/Pt multilayers11.

In the P692S CHO cells, uptake and transfection were inhibited to a nearly identical extent as the null cells, confirming the specific dependence on NPC1's cholesterol-trafficking function for PBAE-mediated gene delivery.

The observed fertilization block was not due to a difference in pollen tube attraction because wild type and arr22/ gARR22 transgenic plants attracted GUS-stained wild type pollen tubes to an identical extent (data not shown).

In our experiments with 1 μM of either hormone, OCP and control lines showed identical extents of reduced root elongation.

Administration of 106 CMCs attenuated the magnitude and progression of proteinuria in SNX rats to a near-identical extent whether infused by an intravenous or intra-arterial route.

Grid cells without valid MOD17 GPP and NPP (MOD12Q1 land cover barren, water, or urban, Figure 1) were masked out from the LPJ-GUESS data in order to make the data sets comparable (i.e. identical spatial extent, land cover classes and number of grid cells).

Each block results in two segments of identical angular extent, one on the outer ('forward') ring, one on the inner ('backward') ring (Fig. 1).

Grid cells without valid MOD17 GPP and NPP (MOD12Q1 land cover barren, water, or urban, Figure  1) were masked out from the LPJ-GUESS data in order to make the data sets comparable (i.e. identical spatial extent, land cover classes and number of grid cells).

Under identical conditions, the extent of Rad51-mediated telomeric D-loop formation was 6.4-fold higher (Table 1) than the extent of nontelomeric D-loop formation.

"It follows that the men who achieve eminence, and those who are naturally capable, are, to a large extent, identical," Galton wrote.