Sentence examples for results mimic from inspiring English sources

Although the quotes are clearly not meant to be data for any kind of empirical study, it is telling that the results mimic what has been documented as cultural differences in black and white parenting styles.

These results mimic what we have recently observed in a chinchilla model of GAS otitis media [42].

These results mimic the cytokine profiles that we have previously shown in innate cells stimulated with intact, CSE-exposed P. gingivalis [9], [10], [48].

With this, the results mimic the differences in search efficiency, or in the number of fixations: When only dwell times on the most similar distractors are considered, dwell times apparently reflect the difficulty of discriminating the target from the distractors, and not the difficulty of identifying distractors.

These results mimic their reports of greater problems.

These results mimic those of arthritis mediated by K/B × N serum transfer [ 23].

Finally and most unexpectedly for a similarity-based approach, the simulation results mimicked the experimental findings of search asymmetries for oriented lines.

These results mimicked our previous data in the yeast system showing that acetic acid activates a mitochondria-dependent apoptosis process associated with vacuolar membrane permeabilization and release of the vacuolar protease Pep4p, ortholog of mammalian CatD.

A brachiocephalic artery model or a cross between the ApoE−/− mice and mice deficient in receptor class B, type I has promising results mimicking human disease and may be a better choice in future studies [ 35].

The result mimics the same sweet and vinegary character as the original, but with a slightly eastern twist; it's nice, but it's not cocktail sauce.

The result mimics the double exposure effect that's possible on film photography (i.e. when you shoot a roll, and then rewind it and shoot over it a second time — overlaying a second exposure over the first).