Sentence examples for apparently very similar from inspiring English sources
Thus, a French neurologist, Pierre Janet, described amnesia sufferers who were apparently very similar to those observed by Korsakov but who gave no evidence of underlying brain disease.
Moreover, we have shown that apparently very similar statements/laws can have very different implications.
Interestingly, initially the overall pattern of phenolic deposition in the mutant was apparently very similar to WT, indicative of comparable assembly processes attempting to be duplicated.
Even two apparently very similar objects, such as two coins of the same denomination or so-called identical twins, will display some differences in their properties – a scratch here, a scar there, and so on.
The comprehensive study [9], compiled by Analysys Mason, DotEcon and Hogan&Hartson for the European Commission regarding exploiting the digital dividend, touches apparently very similar topics as we do in this article and our previous research [2], still this is true only at first sight.
In 1975, an apparently very similar species was described from the Lower Cambrian (515 to 520 million years ago) Maotianshan Shale of Chengjiang, China.
Findings from this study are consistent with the observation that much variation occurs in genetic mating system between closely related species that apparently have very similar biology [ 78, 1].
Our study also raises questions about how infection with apparently identical or very similar parasites can result in radically different types of disease.
1) The authors should confirm that it is indeed sample homogeneity that explains the difference in affinities measured by ITC with apparently identical (or very similar) SNARE and complexin constructs.
However, it is not clear how to explain the lack of interactions as observed by the NMR experiments by Trimbuch et al. Major comments: 1) The authors should confirm that it is indeed sample homogeneity that explains the difference in affinities measured by ITC with apparently identical (or very similar) SNARE and complexin constructs.
Mr. Fuchs apparently believes that Yonkers is very similar to Peekskill in this regard.
