Sentence examples for exactly the same changes from inspiring English sources

When male-pattern baldness sets in, in the late 20s or earlier, the follicles affected undergo exactly the same changes as do those that establish the hairline.

She said: "Do you agree with me that we should be in the vanguard of reforming our own pensions so we can look our public sector constituents in the face?" Mr Cameron - who in opposition described MPs' final salary scheme as "very generous" - replied: "I agree with you that we are public sector workers as well and we should be subject to exactly the same changes we are asking others to take on.

Again post-hoc analyses comparing the ICU patients with SOFA score over 3 with the controls gave exactly the same changes and conclusions as before (Table 3 and 4).

Also post-hoc analyses not including the 2 patients with extreme long ICU treatment (35 and 42 days) showed exactly the same changes in comparison with the controls as when including all patients (Table 3 and 4).

We are however unable to locate a similar Trust where exactly the same changes were effected in the same period to be able to make any valid comparisons.

We do not expect that F351A and KCNE1 would cause exactly the same changes because F351A causes only a focal change in the VSD-pore interactions while KCNE1 may cause a more broad change due to its larger interaction surface.

"We observed exactly the same change of colour in the dish," says Milinkovitch.

Hurley's evidence suggests that often two instances of exactly the same change in consciousness go with very different changes in the brain.

Contributing to PC2-3D is also, and again, a dislocation of landmarks LD to a more anterior position and AS to a more medial position, exactly the same change described in PC1-3D.

That's impossible to explain, Drosten says; a virus can change slightly when put into cell culture, but why would the camel and the human virus show exactly the same two changes when cultured, changes never seen before?

In the experiments using data from D. melanogaster, it is seen from Table 3 that both methods can determine exactly the same three change points.