"in the same settings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular and specific context or location, either literal or figurative. For example: "I encountered the same problem in the same settings as before."
"We've had concerns in the same settings before and have not seen transmission," Dr. Low said in an interview.
A-TEEN improves the energy efficiency and lifetime further operating in the same settings compared with the regular TEEN.
AMAPTEEN delays the time of node death, balances energy consumption, and extends network lifetime further operating in the same settings compared with ADCAPTEEN.
In the same settings, the overhead of the conventional push gossip and the conventional push-pull gossip are around 40% of total traffic.
The research design involved semi-structured interviews with 18 practitioners and observations of 10 team meetings, and was part of a larger study on factors influencing referral to rehabilitation in the same settings.
Post-operative conventional cardiac troponins are linked to short- and middle-length outcomes [1] but highly sensitive troponin T (hsTnT) has not been extensively evaluated in the same settings.
Raw reads from all samples were then mapped on to these annotated contigs in CLC with the same settings as in previous mappings.
We built new classifiers in each group, using the same settings in the SVM algorithm as in the overall classification.
Lastly, several nested AMOVAs were conducted in arlequin with the same settings and number of permutations as above.
Reads were then mapped back to these contigs in CLC using the same settings as the mapping to CLC contigs.
Input gene trees for STAR were estimated in RAxML, using the same settings as explained above, and re-rooted with Serrasalmus.
