'same comments as' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to identical comments made by two different people. For example: "John and Mary both had the same comments as the other members of the team about the project."
Concerning buffer occupancy-distortion tradeoffs, the same comments as in the quantize-and-estimate case apply.
As seen in Figure 4, the same comments as for Configuration 1 apply here with gains up to 2 dB for usual PER targets when using GO-CDM.
By inspecting the data in Table 2, there have been done the same comments as those made by Friedman's method, i.e.: a significant variation of E a vs. α; a general higher E a values from DSC in comparison with that from TG; the E a values varies in the following order: Cefoperazone < Cephalexin < Cefadroxil.
These different results by dimension receive the same comments as the figures of ORs.
Basically the same comments as above could be done, small angle θ representing near surface images, that is small polarization ellipticities, show only the superficial part of the stick (left side of the image) while for larger angle θ, that is higher polarization ellipticities, right side becomes more and more visible, with an increase of the signal intensity.
It's the same comment as I had the first time I was scratched.
Asked about the impasse, the governor at one point shrugged and said he had the same comment as yesterday.
For every (vartheta_{1}neqvartheta_{mathrm{unst}}), there exists a unique (vartheta_{mathrm{unst},2}in mathbb {T}) such that we have lim_{nto+infty}F_{f,vartheta_{1}}^{(n)}( vartheta_{2})=f(2alpha) (mathrm{mod} 1),quad forall vartheta_{2}in mathbb {T}: vartheta_{2}neq vartheta_{mathrm{unst},2}. The same comment as the one after Proposition 4.3 applies here.
This is the same comment as 4 above, and we added these data to Figure 5D.
GenomeSpace communication strategy : Same comment as above: the article refers to Cytoscape-specific programming constructs without introducing them or providing relevant references for disambiguation.
We use the manual evaluation of the same comments in [61] as the gold standard to measure the method's accuracy.
