Sentence examples for equally removed from inspiring English sources

But I remember Patrick McCabe's The Butcher Boy, and the world depicted in that book is equally removed from my experience.

Marilynne Robinson, who sat on the committee too, joined the conversation with a polite yet firm rebuttal to the scholar's question, quoting aptly John Donne: "All things that are, are equally removed from being nothing".

Every 1.0 L of extra diluted syrup should be supplied as soon as the permeate was equally removed.

Unlike α-pinene, methanol was not affected by the presence of α-pinene and was equally removed from the air stream under different α-pinene loading rates.

This suggests that the opposite effects of the loss of hepatocytes and the increase of infiltrate were equally removed, thus making hepatocyte and non-hepatocyte gene expressions balanced and comparable to those of control normal livers.

These therapies are not selective in removing specific mediators (pro- and anti-inflammatory mediators are equally removed) and, consequently, their role is not completely understood and their usefulness remains the subject of much debate.

An open culture process is based on the enrichment of a mixture of different microorganisms; it is unclear whether alkaline treatment can equally remove cell materials from microorganisms from enriched mixed cultures.

A Costa coffee shop in a retail park in Tamworth is a long way from Wembley but it is a fitting meeting place: after all, Chadwick's insecure existence as a journeyman striker is equally far removed from the carefree life he knew as a Premier League player when he last scored against the Bristol club for Everton in a League Cup victory in 2004.

At the same time process related impurities such as HCP and leached Protein A as well as aggregates were at least equally well removed.

There, he read longingly of earlier revolutions the Paris Commune above all and wrote inflammatory articles that were read by tiny numbers of purists, equally far removed from the action.

Equally, nucleosomes, removed by the passage of elongating Pol II, have to be rapidly re-assembled behind the transcribing polymerase.