Sentence examples for comparable phenomena from inspiring English sources

3. Comparable phenomena have been observed in earlier cases of East Asian development.

Such dissociations are the defining characteristic of 'blindsight'2,3; comparable phenomena are seen in some patients with amnesia4 and some with prosopagnosia, a profound impairment of familiar face recognition5.

In the mid-19th century, after the Romantic movement had shifted the emphasis in much religious thinking from theology to individual experience, a growing interest in ecumenism led to the invention of the term mysticism and its extension to comparable phenomena in non-Christian religions.

Voyager 2 observed weather phenomena on Neptune during its 1989 fly-by, but no comparable phenomena on Uranus during its 1986 fly-by.

Comparable phenomena were observed in CHO-pgsA745 cells, which lack any GAG synthesis due to a xylose-transferase mutation.

Comparable phenomena have been observed for EBM courses targeting health professionals [ 19, 23, 24].

Take, as an example, a comparable phenomenon that author Marc Levinson discovered in "The Box," his weirdly fascinating history of the steel-shipping container.

We saw a comparable phenomenon in the early days of healthcare when employers began to realize that ill employees who couldn't afford proper care would be unable to work.

But so is "the South" or "the Midwest" or "the Sunbelt," where no comparable phenomenon has been witnessed.

We demonstrate a comparable phenomenon in the cone inner segment.

Comparable phenomenon was noted in bipolar cell immunoreactivity in the present study.