Sentence examples for pertained in the same from inspiring English sources

When subjects reported any inability to perform normal activities, the number of days to which this pertained in the same five-day period was elicited.

The sentences were presented in groups of three that each pertained to the same novel object noun.

Concepts that pertained to the same phenomenon were grouped into general domains.

Finally, it has to be underlined that the focus on CNVRs is accompanied by (a) the difficulty to define the CNV markers that make up a CNV and (b) the difficulty to assess when and if association signals in different samples pertain to the same source.

In contrast to hyperalgesia, which pertains to the same nociceptive input perpetuating the pain sensation, allodynia is hypersensitivity to normally innocuous inputs (such as gentle touch) secondary to a nociceptive input.

In addition, how many of these calls may pertain to the same event is unclear.

In practice, when FICI costs are doubled to pertain to the same size population as FI and CI (Table  1), this is equivalent to assuming that the cost of the combined intervention is the sum of the two.

However, this often generates an excessive number of rules, which often pertain to the same or similar people [68, 73].

When American zoologists Voss and Carleton restudied Winge's material in a 1993 paper, they were unable to find any consistent differences between the two and accordingly considered them to pertain to the same species.

She concluded that noise annoyance in children pertains to the same construct as in adults, and this was later confirmed by others.

In this setting, to control for unobserved heterogeneity shared frailty models are needed, where the spells in each cluster pertain to the same individual and share the same hidden frailty.