Sentence examples for in the same range that from inspiring English sources

This fraction is in the same range that has been found for several eukaryotic species and the study shows that translational control plays a non-negligible role for the regulation of gene expression in haloarchaea.

These differences in mammographic density are in the same range that has been associated previously with changes in mammographic density observed with exposure to postmenopausal hormones[ 30, 31] and tamoxifen [ 32].

However, in his annual financial disclosure statement to the Senate, Mr. Torricelli reported having sold his stock on March 30 , 1999 for $1,001 to $15,000 -- in the same range that he had bought it for.

While still not the big-bodied center of yesteryear, at that weight he would at least be in the same range that Joakim Noah of the Chicago Bulls and Larry Sanders of the Milwaukee Bucks were in when they entered the league.

Interestingly, these values are in the same range that of telomestatin for inhibition of Topo III binding to telomere oligonucleotides (60 300 nM).

We found that long-lived mice had mycobacterial loads in the same range that the gaining and moderately-wasting mice had on day 24 post-infection (Figure 1H).

Therefore in order to monitor changes in the recent avian H2-subtype viruses that would possibly lead to their human-adaptation, it is important to understand the mutations in their HA that would confer human receptor-binding affinity that is quantitatively in the same range as that of HA from the 1957-58 human-adapted H2N2 pandemic viruses.

Thus, the trial is well-powered to identify an effect of genetic testing that is in the same range as that of diet and exercise.

Interestingly, the ratio of CGRP-positive terminals containing MGL in the present study was in the same range as that reported recently, in terminals that colocalize substance P, CGRP and CB1 receptors (Kato et al., 2012).

The measured Hall resistance is in the same range as that for bulk bismuth, which confirms that the Hall measurements of the bismuth microwire were successful.

Moxifloxacin was poorly active against enterococci but its activity against Clostridium and Bacteroides spp. was in the same range as that of metronidazole and superior to that of clindamycin.