If true, then conditions that favor early sexual development in human females, should also diminish the parental care of the offspring; decreased parental investment in female offspring should results in a comparable pattern of parenting in daughters.
This indicates that both Myc copies, present on medaka chromosomes 17 and 20, are expressed during development in a comparable pattern, but differ in subtle expression domains.
IR and DNA-damaging chemotherapies resulted in a comparable pattern of cell-cycle check-point activation in the three DAOY cell lines (wt, V11, and M2).
Further, the corresponding qRT-PCR analysis of the prp2-MO1 morphantranscriptomeme, using the same 14 gene probe sets, resulted in a comparable pattern of gene expression as the above mentioned results (Pearson's correlation coefficient 0.92).
Within both approaches, the percentage of patients who received ≥1 blood unit during early ED resuscitation as well as massive transfusion rates increased in a comparable pattern throughout groups I to IV and no clinical relevant differences were observed.
In the decomposition, a comparable pattern as in the total sample was seen in women and men at age 16 (a large proportion explained of a small gap) and age 21 (a little or negative contribution by the factors).
MRE in PD showed a comparable pattern, but overall reduction in brain elasticity was less severe reaching significance only in the lentiform nucleus (Δμ n.s., Δα = − 7.4%; Δ|G*|: − 6.9%, Δφ: n.s).. Beyond that, patients showed a close negative correlation between MRE constants and clinical severity.
Two studies, using a traumatic memory recall paradigm, yielded in highly comparable patterns of enhanced activation in motor, parietal, visual and posterior cingulate areas and reduced activation in anterior cingulate areas has been found [15], [16].
The NSHD is a representative sample of the post-war generation born in Britain in 1946 and has a comparable pattern for premature adult mortality [ 29].
A comparable pattern in time was found at other farms.
