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Combining MEF with SEF transects into a general evergreen forest category yields mean sign densities that are even more equivalent between the two species (sun and black bear, respectively, mean fresh signs/ha: 2.5±3.6, 1.9±2.8, U = 900.5, P = 0.53; within-year signs/ha: 8.3±7.3, 6.9±6.3, U = 837, P = 0.27) than in SEF alone (Fig. 3).

SBE rates for the entire study period were more equivalent between patient groups (with PF, MEN, or MD, 5.9%; without, 9.2%).

Plots from bilateral anterior regions showed a seemingly more equivalent response between those contrasts (Fig.  2 A, plots 2 and 3).

A greater sample size and more even distribution between groups may have lead to more equivalent baseline means.

As observed in our previous studies [ 37], some emotions like happiness and szczęście, in some of their senses, display a more overlapping equivalent structure between English and Polish; however, some others (fear strach and sadness smutek) diverge to a larger extent.

We found that success was statistically equivalent between groups but that complications occurred more frequently after the outflow procedure (tube surgery).

Young African American women are more likely to be diagnosed at a more advanced stage than young Caucasians; however, after adjusting for stage, survival appears equivalent between races [ 4].

When clade host breadth was roughly equivalent between gall-inducing and non-galling sister groups, the gall-inducing group was more diverse.

Toxicity was equivalent between groups.

The levels of actin and Krt18 were equivalent between groups.

Unidirectional influences were, however, equivalent between the 2 tasks.