Sentence examples for exactly the same extent from inspiring English sources

Then the corresponding inputs of the final-goods producers would be undermeasured to exactly the same extent.

Second, it would be wrong simply to assume that the specious presents of different sense modalities are of exactly the same extent, and likewise for different subjects.

A) If buybacks ruin employees—or increase global warming or spread viruses—they do so to exactly the same extent that dividends do.

Only in the specific case that the genetic variant affects all latent dimensions to exactly the same extent, is the power to detect the genetic variant approximately equal for the sum-score model and the factor model (see Tables S3, S4).

Because it seems highly unlikely that MTX could affect three different membrane ALA-transporting mechanisms to exactly the same extent, the PpIX-elevating action of MTX does not occur primarily through an effect upon precursor uptake.

Cbl KO T cells exhibit a reduced TCR down-modulation after antigen presentation, exactly to the same extent as observed in our experiments (Fig 1; Shamim et al, 2007).

Sincerity may sometimes matter in the context of public deliberation (e.g., in order to be able to predict the likelihood of future courses of action on the basis of present declarations by politicians), but certainly not for exactly the same reasons and to the same extent as it does in private relationships.

They are maintained at the same extent.

Although it may seem unnecessary to say so, any consideration of scale must also take into account membership: sometimes component systems have exactly the same geographic extent as the enclosing system (some avatars have the same distribution pattern as the encompassing local ecosystem), but their status as components or working parts places them at a lower hierarchical level.

To someone who doesn't really play them, or take a great deal of interest in them, it's easy to view Call of Duty, Halo and Battlefield as exactly the same experience: and, to a great extent, they are.

Second, chemical amputation produces wounds of exactly the same size, which normalizes both the extent of mitotic activity and the degree of apoptosis, both known to correspond directly with wound size (Pellettieri et al., 2010; Wenemoser and Reddien, 2010).