The phrase "answers for the same" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to responses or solutions related to a previously mentioned topic, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I expect clear answers for the same in the next meeting."
Alternatives: "responses to that" or "answers regarding that".
"A Talmudic massaging of the zoning resolution shouldn't yield different answers for the same piece of property," Mr. Rose said.
Then student is asked to solve it and put constructed answers in input boxes as in Figure 4. Figure 4 Two students' answers for the same question.
For example, two separate reports initially provided different answers for the same calculated requirement.
Two answers for the same item were coded as one skipped question and replaced by the average of that dimension.
The 61-year-old, speaking at a press conference to preview Wednesday's trip to Stoke City, said: "I never feel pressure, I have repeated the same answer for the same question for the last two years.
Short answer: for the same kinds of reasons that Elizabeth Gilbert changed her life in "Eat, Pray, Love," and to much the same funny, charming, self-deprecating, stealthily inspirational and (quite possibly) best-selling effect.
The answer: For the same reason that Bank of America, General Electric Capital Group, UBS Securities and distressed property, or "vulture," capitalists have invested billions of dollars in supposedly tattered companies entering or exiting Chapter 11 since 2001.
The following Theorem 4.6 gives an answer for the same map from polydisk to expanded disk (424).
Therefore, it does not have the capacity to modify its guesses or predictions because no matter how many times the backward model is fed data, it will always give the same answer for the same data point, this is a crucial difference to the forward model, where the answer changes with more data that is fed into the model.
We also found that the learning was associated with a more frequent "same" answer for the "same" invisible faces, but no change for "different" invisible faces.
Further, in vitro assays which simply employ standard microbiological media that does not reflect the food components that comprise a particular diet and then attempt to assay for neuroendocrine hormone production will more than likely obtain an incorrect answer for the same reason.
