Sentence examples for deliver exactly the same from inspiring English sources

However, it is rare for any generic to deliver exactly the same amount of drug as the original, so the current accepted standard for bioavailability can range from 80 to 125 percent of the brand-name drug's delivery system.

What is even more significant, as my colleague Nicholas Watt first reported, Labour and the Liberal Democrats are going to come out after Osborne and deliver exactly the same message.

While he opposed any new specialist courts, in a letter to committee chairman Keith Vaz MP he wrote: "The combination of the other very sensible proposals in your report, including the training of advocates and the additional training of the core group of judges, will in my view deliver exactly the same outcome as a specialist court".

Because not all sprayers deliver exactly the same dose, we estimated the actual inoculation dose for each leaf using a glass microscope slide covered with double-sided sticky tape and fixed to the board such that it was sprayed in line with the leaf.

Björk reacted to the positive reviews hesitantly, stating that if she'd "delivered exactly the same album and I came from Nottingham, I'd have got completely different reviews, normal down-to-earth ones" and that Debut "was a bit of a rehearsal and it's really not that good.

Both interventions have exactly the same educational content, but differ in the format in which the information is delivered.

The Intervention Mapping protocol was used to develop the interventions, which have exactly the same educational content but differ in the format in which the information is delivered.

Instead, Trump delivered exactly the opposite.

"I think it has everything people want, though it may not be delivered in exactly the same way.

Aflibercept will be delivered in exactly the same dose and formulation as notified in the marketing authorisation for wet age-related macular degeneration and macular oedema due to central retinal vein occlusion.

Tailoring PROMs administration, as our findings suggest may be helpful, is potentially controversial because the purist view of PROMs is that they should be delivered in exactly the same format that they were developed to ensure validity and comparability.