Sentence examples for exactly same as from inspiring English sources

The phrase "exactly same as" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare two things or ideas that are identical or very similar. Here is an example: "The new model of the car is exactly the same as the previous one, except for a few minor upgrades."

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It is revealed that the thresholds for an arbitrary load are exactly same as those for the uniaxial load, indicating that the stiffness threshold and bending stretching transitional threshold are both independent of load types.

These results indicate that the nuclear size becomes closer to that of chloronema apical stem cells than that of gametophore leaf cells but the reprogrammed leaf cells with tip growth are not exactly same as chloronema apical stem cells.

If the flight time is over 5 hours, it's exactly same as hell.

The constrained optimization problem in (23) is exactly same as EPL1 except for the constraint part.

This is exactly same as our deposition configuration as shown in Figure 1a.

However, it is not exactly same as the one in the semi-analytical solution.

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But it's really exactly the same as the chemistry experiment you all just went through.

"I feel exactly the same as you".

This is exactly the same as before.

Exactly the same as the Kindle.

It's exactly the same as flying".

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