Therefore, C. sycophanta might cause the same level of transmission of microsporidian pathogens as the infectious larva itself or might enhance the transmission of V. disparis when it selectively preys on infected larvae.
If it became a mere engineering centre for Facebook, Apple and Google, the implication is that we might not see quite the same levels of startup activity as we've seen emerge in the past from Israel.
This shows that the robustness of the LCA or footprint result cannot be estimated based on the relative difference of the results without accounting for uncertainty too: a high difference with high uncertainty might reflect the same level of decision uncertainty as a low difference with low uncertainty.
Only if I am shot dead unarmed that it might get the same level of press for me.
Due to the variable nature of fruits and changeable growing conditions such as drought and rainfall, lemon juice might not always contain the exact same levels of citric acid per unit and therefore requires a very experienced, expert chef who can adjust their recipes instantly.
As more active users are removed from free services, analysts say, they may migrate to those more established names rather than pay the amount to a relative newcomer who might not offer the same level of service.
Conversely, if their scores are not counted, special-education students might not get the same level of attention from teachers who will focus on improving the scores of others.
More than that, New York Democrats said that it would force the state to move nearly 350,000 recipients in the state's Epic prescription drug program for the elderly into managed-care organizations that might not provide the same level of coverage and service as the state.
While a computer desktop littered with uncategorised files or an email inbox with 25,000 unread messages might not trigger the same level of panic and anxiety as walking into a filthy apartment does, it can still chip away at one's sense of well-being.
What works in one area might not enjoy the same level of success in another.
