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Meanings of demonstrated similar in English
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Usage of demonstrated similar in English
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Groups demonstratedsimilar preoperative range of motion and patient-reported outcome measures.
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The groups demonstratedsimilar behavioral performance but significantly different neural patterns.
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In addition, related signaling proteins demonstratedsimilar changes to those observed in vitro.
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Age-stratified analyses further demonstratedsimilar trends among most age groups.
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Both groups demonstratedsimilar clinical improvements at the final follow-up.
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Analyses of memory T cell populations demonstratedsimilar TCR diversity.
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It also demonstratedsimilar positive margin rates despite smaller specimen weights in the Magseed group.
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The results demonstratedsimilar allergen compositions and different potencies.
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Analyses for individual risk factors demonstratedsimilar results.
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A human pilot study using rhBMP-2 with biphasic calcium phosphate demonstratedsimilar results for posterolateral fusions.
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A literature review of PEG-induced HTG in adults demonstratedsimilar results: asymptomatic presentation despite very severe HTG.
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CAPIRI and FOLFIRI demonstratedsimilar efficacy outcomes, though CAPIRI was associated with a higher incidence of diarrhea.
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Both carboxylic acid derivatives demonstratedsimilar intracellular localization and long-term tumor cure with no significant skin phototoxicity.
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Most studies have demonstratedsimilar outcomes and a more favourable safety profile supporting this change in practice patterns.
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In phase 3 ABSSSI studies, dalbavancin demonstratedsimilar activity to vancomycin and provides a more convenient dosing regimen.
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The present clinical and experimental study demonstratedsimilar interactions between motor co-ordination and neck-shoulder pain in occupational settings.