Sentence examples for same direction was seen from inspiring English sources

Change in the habits of LTPA levels during adolescence was associated with poor mental health at 20/21 years of age among girls and a tendency in the same direction was seen among boys.

After adjustment for potential confounders and taken into the same model, MR (HR 2.08, 95% CI 1.29 to 3.35, p=0.003) and LVEF (HR 3.41, 95% CI 2.14 to 5.42, p<0.0001) still remained significant predictors of readmission to hospital for CHF, while a trend in the same direction was seen for BNP (HR 1.51, 95% CI 0.96 to 2.33, p=0.07).

Significant effects were seen in VIS-related regions (LO and ERPP components (N170), and trends in the same direction were seen in fMRI activated AUD-related regions and ERP components (mid-MTG and N140).

You know, one of One Direction being seen walking around Glastonbury isn't the same as me walking around Glastonbury in 1995.

Her exquisite direction is seen throughout.

Lesser shifts in the same direction were also seen for fat-6 in age-1(hx546)andaf-2 e137070) daf-2 e1370d for fat-7 only in daf-2(e1370) adults.

Today several directions are seen here.

It seems that one component of such a default strategy in Drosophila are search spirals, which arise when multiple body-saccades in the same direction are generated with only short ISIs [32] (see also Fig. S2).

The challenges facing our students and schools are great, but when passionate people, talented people, and committed people throw their energy in the same direction, we are seeing real results in our communities and our schools.

Although the same direction of effect was observed as was seen in PCBs, the coefficients were small and not significant (results not shown).

The same direction and statistical significance of effect was seen when the sample was restricted to those referred for HTT and the number of bed days was instead calculated between the day of referral and the day of discharge, supporting the interpretation of the main estimate as a small causal effect, uncontaminated by reverse causal effects.