Sentence examples for Strictly similar from inspiring English sources
Strictly similar observations were made in the confirmatory study.
Environmentally relevant mixture does, however, not follow the strictly similar or dissimilar MOA.
Finally, the filtering strategy is strictly similar to the one used in the GMM case.
Whether they are entitled to strictly similar management as non-immunocompromised patients is questionable.
Commercial 0.5% Pd/C catalysts for the production of purified terephthalic acid (PTA) have been investigated by several physical techniques (SEM-EDS, chemisorptionion, XRD) and by activity tests performed in conditions strictly similar to those of industrial operation.
Copper binding affinity of MT-3 was determined in strictly similar conditions and by identical approach, which we have recently elaborated for MT-2A [24].
Because Silar's IndyMac investment is strictly passive, similar to its role as financier to Compass in its purchase of the USA Commercial loan portfolio, Silar is not likely to come under much scrutiny by regulators.
However, experimental evidence points at turbulence being a typical multifractal process, which suggests that the statistics at different scales of atmospheric turbulence are not strictly self-similar but exhibit stronger non-Gaussianity as the length scale decreases.
Box FD is a simplification of the Hausdorff (originally Minkowski-Bouligand) dimension for non-strictly self-similar objects [8].
Whereas the ancients used the term in a strictly anthropomorphic sense similar to voluntary "endeavoring" or "struggling" to achieve certain ends, and medieval Scholastic philosophers developed a notion of conatus as a mysterious intrinsic property of things, Descartes uses the term in a somewhat more mechanistic sense.
The trees from mBed are generated strictly by grouping similar sequences rather than by attempting to accurately reconstruct phylogenetic branching orders.
