Sentence examples for the same characteristics for from inspiring English sources
Right column shows the same characteristics for winter 2012 to 2013.
In this study, the same characteristics for the control group (young healthy donors) were used as in the previous studies [ 9– 11] to maintain consistency in the results and their interpretation.
These clinicopathological findings strongly suggest that HER2-overexpressing gastric cancer liver metastases are a unique clinical entity sharing the same characteristics, for example, morphology (intestinal type), metastatic potential (CXCR4 expression) and gefitinib sensitivity, and therefore, may be a good therapeutic target for gefitinib.
Using the same characteristics for the cornea, as in Section 3.2.1, the chromatic aberration of the whole eye becomes 1.68 D. This amount of chromatic aberration is within the expected range of 1.87 ± 0.26 D found in the study by Gilmartin and Hogan [ 15] using a similar spectral range.
The result shown in Additional file 1: Figure S4 demonstrated the same characteristics of Kappa shown for the unweighted procedure.
The results of comparative evaluation of the mean OXTR expression in the isolated primary trophoblast cultures (Fig. 4b), which means that the influence of the placental vasculature was eliminated, revealed generally the same characteristics of dependencies as already observed for placental samples.
The fracture surface of the cohesive failure has the same characteristics as for the CF observed for the FRPT.
A similar study, with three groups featuring the same characteristics but for people aged 60 to 75, will also be conducted, involving about 400 subjects, Berger said.
When we only included variables existing at clinical presentation in the model, the same characteristics, except for acute respiratory failure, were associated with GNBM.
However, they exhibited the same characteristics as for R-MM-BMMSCs (p = 0.0062) with a 2.5-fold lower methylation level compared to HD-BMMSCs.
The same characteristics were found for separate analyses for both stages of education.
