Sentence examples for similar pattern of change from inspiring English sources

We found that IBU evoked a similar pattern of change in the KP activity as VPA.

Talc concentration levels show a similar pattern of change with depth across the interface, although absolute concentration levels differ from those of crystalline PP.

A similar pattern of change was observed in the subsequent analysis period.

Generally, as indicated in Fig. 3, all the treatments showed similar pattern of change in EC where the value decreased steadily with the progress in the composting process.

Serum, salivary and urinary GH were significantly increased immediately after exercise, but did not have a similar pattern of change over time.

Whole body fat mass measured by dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) showed a similar pattern of change to that of dissected fat mass in female mice (Figure 4E, 4G).

Although injured neurons show the most marked upregulation,beta2 subunit expression is also increased in neighboring non-injured neurons and a similar pattern of changes appears in the spinal nerve ligation model of neuropathic pain.

The concentration of ({text{NO}}_{ 3}^)–N and ({text{NH}}_{ 4}^)–N varied significantly (P ≤ 0.001) for the different composting methods and over the different composting period, notwithstanding that all the treatments have generally shown similar pattern of changes in both ammonium and nitrate concentrations (Figs. 7, 8).

Despite these limitations, a similar pattern of changes in 18F-FDG uptake in the LNs is observed in treated and untreated surviving NHPs irrespective of timing of scans but is not observed between untreated surviving and moribund animals scanned on the same day.

DC/mbIL-4 demonstrated a similar pattern of changes in surface costimulatory molecule expression.

The expression of concentrative nucleoside transporters (CNTs), potentially involved in concentrating intracellular uridine [25], showed a similar pattern of changes in the three subtypes of transporters in naïve and treated patients, in agreement with previous findings [23].