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In addition to the above described similarities with LPS-tolerant monocytes, the pattern of activities of monocytes from septic patients in this study resembles that described for macrophages under the effects of pro-resolving mediators, which present enhanced phagocytic activity without evoking pro-inflammatory responses [29].

The 3∶2 women to men ratio found for GAD in this study resembles that usually reported in large population studies [14], [22].

ThcD as characterized in this study resembles TruD in chemoselectivity.

This study resembles a frequent sub-Saharan setting and the rate of LTFU and its associations may resemble that of other clinics.

Survival curve comparisons demonstrate that the Schu S4 strain used in this study resembles the virulence of type B strains, and is significantly less virulent than all other type A (A1a, A1b and A2) strains tested.

The lack of effect of MCPG, that we have observed in this study, resembles the situation in experiments that have used transverse hippocampal slices (Manzoni et al., 1994; Hsia et al., 1995).

These examples help to showcase that not all atom types and atom environments generated by this study resemble fragments of valid and real chemical structures.

The lesions observed in this study resembled the appearance of fragile sites in human chromosomes.

The three promoters regions used in this study resemble regulatory regions of other bacterial species, based on bioinformatics characterization only (data not shown).

The compliance estimation task adopted in this study resembled prior experiments in which subjects used their hands or arms to estimate the haptic compliance of spring-loaded mechanisms or other objects with non-deformable surfaces [17], [19], [22].

RPE and RPE-capped drusen, measured in this study, resembled each other but differed from BrM particles by being more enriched in FA and PC (by factors of ∼2), and much less enriched in UC.