Sentence examples for the same as commonly from inspiring English sources

Our study was limited by the definitions for hypertensive disorders in pregnancy used by the Nova Scotia Atlee Perinatal Database, and while these definitions are not exactly the same as commonly used definitions, they approximate definitions proposed by the Canadian Hypertension Society and other organizations [ 4].

The other group were fed with methionine and choline deficient diet or diet 2. The compositions of the diets (see Supplementary Table S1) were essentially the same as those commonly used in the field [2], [3], [4].

Hence, the extent of nucleotide variation of M. tuberculosis is not expected to be the same as is commonly observed for example in HIV [ 32].

Recent work has shown that Fusarium species and genotypes most commonly associated with human infections, particularly of the cornea (mycotic keratitis), are the same as those most commonly isolated from plumbing systems.

Factors that can lead to transient ischemic attacks are the same as those that commonly precede a stroke.

The theft-loss deduction is not the same as the more commonly used capital loss deduction, which applies to securities that decline in value.

The treatments are called lumbar epidural steroid injections, but they are not the same as the epidurals commonly given to women for childbirth or Caesarean sections — something that health officials wanted to make clear to avoid creating alarm among women who have recently given birth.

However, the subtle friendship effect in genes, he said, are about the same as genetic tests commonly used to predict medical outcomes.

Both 8mm and Hi8 had two-hour tapes, the same as the VHS tapes commonly used in home VCR's.

As shown in Figure 1 and Table 2, the basic tools that are implemented in almost all of the available pipelines for functional analysis of metagenomic data are the same as those which are commonly used for whole genome studies and are well known.

* MA = Manuscript Architect Although we had high expectations regarding the possibility having a non-scientist translator converting text written by researchers whose first language was not the same as the target journal – most commonly English – the system was not efficient.