"France's Romain Bardet won this exact same stage at the Criterium du Dauphine with a brilliant descent, but Vincenzo Nibali is equally gifted going downhill," says Geraint Thomas in our stage-by-stage preview.
So even though peaches and almonds are very close cousins and have the exact same growth stages, we deem the peach to be "ripe" when its outer flesh is moist and sweet (while the seed inside is still immature), yet we deem the almond to be "ripe" only after its outer flesh has dried up and fallen off, revealing the desirable fully matured seed inside the pit.
Our most recent high coverage nucleosome and transcriptome [ 29] data sets, both obtained at the exact same parasitic stages, allowed us to analyze the impact of nucleosome occupancy in promoter regions on gene expression in P. falciparum.
Also, the expression data are coming from one species, allowing for unambiguous comparisons between organ types at the exact same developmental stage.
Coincidentally, each morning in between the 20 minutes when my alarm clock goes off and I actually get out of bed, I go through these exact same five social stages.
First, I remind myself that I cannot compare my cancer to anyone else's cancer, even those who appear to have the exact same diagnosis and staging as mine.
To fill these gaps, twenty tree species were photographed in the exact same location in different seasonal stages, their aesthetic quality was judged by the general public using semi-quantitative response variable, and 11 tree attributes were abstracted and quantified to check their effect on the perception of trees' beauty.
It was only a few years ago that Mr. Dirden wore the same ultramarine outfit, in the exact same building, dreaming of the stage instead of treading it.
They spent the season consolidating, growing the show and the characters, and this season the exact same cast has taken the stage (after some Hamlet-style soul-searching for Maya Rudolph, who decided at the last minute that she'd come back for another season).
People are always going to compare me to him, because, one, we sing the exact same repertory, and, two, we perform on the same stages.
