Sentence examples for analogous comments from inspiring English sources

Authors' response: As per this comment and analogous comments of Dr. Kimmel (see below), the entire description of two-dimensional (or two-component, using the modified terminology), which included most of the mathematical detail, was moved to the Methods.

For simplicity of presentation, we will restrict attention to hospital discharge, since the modeling of clinical stability is analogous (but see comments in Discussion).

These psychological categories are analogous to our patients' comments included in Change & Adaptation and Safety domains with the later being reported by more patients than the former.

"Broccoli is not analogous to health care," commented Jeffrey Toobin, legal analyst for CNN and The New Yorker.

For a technically analogous result, see Hodges's comments about self-applied truth-predicates for Σn formulas in Azriel Levy's set-theoretical hierarchy (Hodges's entry on Tarski's Truth Definitions in this encyclopedia); see also de Rouilhan and Bozon's (2006: 700) comments about John Myhill's and Craig Smorynski's similar results.

The lecturer would discuss and analyze juridic texts by adding his own comments, which included references to analogous passages from imperial constitutions or from the works of prominent classical Roman jurists, such as Ulpian.

It would be reasonable to comment that TDFME exhibited prostaglandin analogous effect on gastric mucosa.

With these comments, Clinton insinuates that protesting against mass incarceration that disproportionately affects African American citizens is analogous to defending gang leaders and drug dealers.

One of the date-ordered entries, analogous to an entry one might make in a diary, is a post, and a user comment responding to a blog post is also a post.

As regards the interpretation of the Planctomycetes "nucleus" your comments converge with those of P. Forterre since we can not tell presently whether it is analogous or homologous to those found in eukaryotes.

These discussant comments address the Kang, Trotman, and Trotman study on whether introducing an audit judgment rule – which is analogous to the business judgment rule applied to corporate officers and directors – and deploying innovative audit procedures affect audit committee members' questioning on accounting estimates.