Sentence examples for were practically similar from inspiring English sources
It was concluded that, although fine structural differences have been disclosed, from the stereological point of view postnatal granule cells at 10 days were practically similar to the young adult ones at 60 days.
The results showed that EC50 values of 30-min Flash Assay in tube and microplate formats were practically similar and correlated very well (log − log R2 = 0.98), classifying all analyzed chemicals, except nano CuO (that was more toxic in cuvette format), analogously when compared to the risk phrases of the EC Directive 93/67/EEC for ranking toxicity of chemicals for aquatic organisms.
As shown in Figure 5, apoptotic cells were dose-dependently increased and, especially, apoptotic cells with treatment of paclitaxel nanoparticles were practically similar to those treated with paclitaxel even though they were slightly higher.
However, the levels of CA-125 were practically similar in serous compared with both clear cell and endometrioid subtypes [27].
Each assay was replicated only twice since the results from the second replication were practically similar to those produced by the first replication.
These correlations were practically similar for the number of CD3+FoxP3− T cells (Fig. 3c, f), because the number of FoxP3+ cells infiltrating in the tumor epithelium was relatively low.
However, the adsorption activity is practically similar for Bi(0 0 1) and Bi(l 1 1) planes.
Therefore, the accuracy of the proposed variation of the single-wall method using RF data is practically similar to the N-wire method while offering a simpler phantom with no need for accurate design and construction.
The situations are practically similar in all other African cities (Abidjan, Nouakchott, Dakar or Bamako…).
In the presence of phosphate buffer, the effect of l-Trp on the absorption spectra of RB was practically similar to that shown in Fig. 2a, and to the RB spectra obtained in aqueous solution (Linden and Neckers 1988), indicating that the salinity of the medium does not appreciably affect the binding, pointing to a minor importance of electrostatic interactions.
The prevalence was practically similar in men and women.
