Sentence examples for considered very close from inspiring English sources

Palladio thoroughly researched his subject (the outdoor classical theatre of Rome) and without knowing it designed something now considered very close to a Roman odeum.

In previous works, a threshold of 75% has been accepted as the borderline, under which the sound can be considered not distinguishable [56 58]; however, in this work, the 75% threshold will be called a likelihood threshold, under which the sound can be considered very close to the real one.

Although the concordance between A. halleri and A. lyrata was higher (64.1%), this may still be considered very low given the close phylogenetic proximity of these two species.

The R value, showing the proximity of the experimental points to the model, was considered very satisfactory, since this value was close to 1 (R = 0.983).

He was, all things considered, very gracious and never lashed out at those closest to him".

These results are of interest since the Mediterranean diet of southern Italy, as described in the Seven Countries study, has been traditionally considered as very close to if not the ideal diet.

The German cardinal is considered ideologically very close to Pope John Paul II, and he delivered a stirring homily at the pope's funeral.

While he criticized the United States for its support of Arab dictators like Mr. Mubarak, he said he admired "the American people" and considered himself "very close to Western values".

Sometimes they are considered as very close; sometimes they are seen as independent.

Yet another thing working against Canada is the fact the US is considered a very close partner, so if they started amassing on the border and explained it away as a military exercise Canada would, most likely, accept it as true.

CKIδ is considered a very close relative of CKIε since they share 82% identity over the entire protein and 96% identity in their kinase domains, and since their cellular activities are indistinguishable [11], [13], [24], [48], [52].