Sentence examples for become essentially the same from inspiring English sources
And it never really matters who ends up starring, with the result that they all – Roberts, Aniston, Jolie, Mendes, Diaz et al, plus their no-less-replaceable male equivalents – become essentially the same actor.
It was not considered necessary to include homogenously mixed NH4 + and locally placed NO3 − for the sake of completeness because with NH4 + nitrification and NO3 − diffusion, as discussed, these treatments will, within a few days, become essentially the same as homogeneously mixed NO3 −.
24 SITAR transforms individual growth curves so that they become essentially the same as each other and, when superimposed, define the average summary curve.
pH values of the reaction solutions become essentially neutral.
Conversely, if the effects of Exp avg are controlled, the positive correlations with expression breadth for non-coding parameters become stronger (or remain essentially the same), corroborating the positive role of expression breadth in determinging the size variation of non-coding sequences for plant genes.
It is found that a single flexible tube located in the third row of a rigid parallel triangular array becomes fluidelastically unstable at essentially the same threshold as for the fully flexible array.
Even with more stringent thresholds (e.g., coding divergence minus 1 SD or half of coding divergence) between the reference genomes and the most diverged species, although the differences become smaller, the patterns remain essentially the same (see supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).
Each year, the differences in what is essentially the same cheese become harder to distinguish.
Essentially the same phenomenon became obvious for pre-2 and ccg-4 (Kim et al., 2012).
In the cynical present, essentially the same song has become a disparagement of action.
