Sentence examples for changes similarly from inspiring English sources

When objects in physiological space are moved, their (apparent)size changes (similarly, when we move, the size of objects in physiological space also changes).

Methods using samples comprised of pooled cells or embryos, generate relative gene expression that represents an average of all cells assayed, but they cannot discern between genes that are consistently differentially regulated versus those with a tendency towards stochastic changes; similarly, rare outlier embryos expressing unique transcriptomes are not recognized [31] [33].

N. dairenensis Ndc10 showed evolutionary changes, similarly to N. castellii Ndc10.

This indicates that GLD changes similarly over time irrespective of irradiation time, but differently for different irradiation diameters or OCT classes.

Therefore, light seems to be the important zeitgeber for Opn4x, since it already showed an oscillatory pattern, which was not affected by medium changes, similarly to what was observed in Per1 expression.

However, the data we obtained from the NP film PNR suggest that the amine thiol layer changes similarly to the PE layers, increasing the NP film separation distance at pH 2 and decreasing it at pH 12.

Obama's talk of a "renewal of morality in politics," which previewed themes that emerged in this year's campaign, also tapped into a desire for generational change — similarly consistent with his current rhetoric.

When he proposed that the EU had to change, similarly I agreed; but when he threatened that if the EU does not change its position of not renegotiating its treaties then the UK would leave, I could not support that stance.

Moreover, even if the strain resolution is the same, the force resolution can be changed similarly.

Acid-base variables changed similarly throughout without significant differences between groups (SIG shown in Figure 133).

In Fig. 8b and c, stator current varies with stator voltage, which would make the rotor current change similarly.