Sentence examples for intact as compared from inspiring English sources
Yet, microstrains in the specimens after ECAH + HE were nearly intact as compared to ECAH.
In summary, no significant changes were observed in CSF leptin levels in AD, at least in stages where the BBB remains intact, as compared to controls.
Out of dogs between 1 and 3 years of age from the recently published study by [ 5], 97% of the dogs were intact as compared to 99% in the present study.
DHEA in the low dose significantly (p<0.05) decreased horizontal and vertical locomotor activity and grooming behavior, whereas DHEA in the high dose did not significantly modify behavior in intact rats as compared with control group.
It also addresses some of the shortcomings identified in existing literature by estimating the value of several intangible benefits, and disservices of forests ignored in most valuation studies, as well as the added value from intact forests as compared to from alternative landscapes.
However, DHEA in the low dose significantly (p<0.05) reduced the number of correct avoidance responses in intact rats as compared to the control rats, while in rats treated with the high dose DHEA, the active avoidance performance did not differ significantly from the control.
miR expression was maximum in the sham-operated intact animals as compared to the vehicle-treated castrated animals.
In conclusion, our results demonstrate that ovarian cancer patients, including those with early disease, have elevated levels of functional intact FRα as compared to healthy controls.
Consistent with the DNA transposition activity of PGBD5, we observed significant induction of TTAA-containing insertions in cells expressing GFP-PGBD5 and transposons with intact ITRs, as compared to control cells expressing GFP, or to cells transfected with GFP-PGBD5 and mutant ITR transposons (Table 3).
DHEA in the high dose significantly (p<0.05) increased time spent and the number of enterings in the "open" arms of the elevated "plus" maze in intact male rats as compared with the control rats.
Consistent with other species, the X-chromosome in mice seems disproportionately enriched for intact L1 elements as compared to autosomes, indicating an L1 insertional bias; however, natural selection may also be the driving force.
