Sentence examples for same history for from inspiring English sources

Since the group A and B are from the same genomes and experienced the same history for the same populations.

Three patient groups are compared: 43 couples with RIF for whom embryos were selected by array CGH (group RIF-PGS), 33 couples with the same history for whom array CGH was not performed (group RIF NO PGS), and 45 good prognosis infertile couples with array CGH selected embryos (group NO RIF PGS).

At 50 Hz the muscarine MI is always smaller than the control MI, but we see almost the same history dependence for each synapse-independent of frequency.

Just the same, history mirrors our own preference for the status quo (when we're part of the powerful majority).

This account will ring true for many readers: the same history keeps repeating.

To replicate the same thermal history for demagnetization and pTRM acquisition, the furnace was heated up to a target temperature before inserting a specimen.

The combined results from these 2 studies seem to give the same natural history for filling of a defect as we found: there was a high percentage of filling at an early follow-up, with a tendency towards decrease at a medium-time follow-up, and increasing again at long-term follow-up.

To Perry, it mattered little that he'd only spoken of secession in 2009 because he believes the federal government meddles too much with states' rights -- you know, basically the same history-ignoring reason southern apologists give for why we fought the Civil War.

By using estimates of the ages of oceanic crust obtained from core samples by deep-sea drilling, a magnetic anomaly time scale was constructed, and at the same time the spreading history for the ocean basins covering the last 200 million years or so was proposed.

I assume the book is labeled a "personal history" for the same reason that collections of short stories are sometimes called "linked stories" or even "novels in stories," which is that the reading public apparently prefers unified, book-length narratives to such hodgepodge.

One of the authors (NNL) visited a random selection of health centres, recorded the quantities of the selected drugs on the shelves and retrospectively summed up the ordering history for the same drugs throughout the course of one year at each centre.