Sentence examples for mostly the same in from inspiring English sources

Though the production setup is mostly the same in New York — a center "trough" of stage running between two sets of stadium seating — the Armory production is on a larger scale.

But few would disagree that the site has remained mostly the same in a changing industry, and Yahoo has let new sites eat Flickr's lunch for quite a while now.

The weather parameter that explained most of the variation was mostly the same in both data sets and across plots, but in a few cases there were differences among trap types.

We found evidence for high levels of segmental duplication in the Littorina genome (10% of the transcripts represented on the array and up to 23% of the analyzed genomic fragments); duplicated genes and regions were mostly the same in all analyzed species.

The DNA units in genes will have mostly stayed the same in mouse and human whereas the 97percentt of the genome that does not code for genes will have diverged over the course of evolution, biologists expect.

The food is mostly the same as in the United States, but its marketers take even greater pride in portion size.

In Figure 8 the relative order of the methods is mostly the same as in Figure 6, but the percentage enrichments of all methods are significantly lower.

The new version was written from scratch and features a redesigned user interface, though the functionality is mostly the same as in previous versions (and a few features are still missing).

When looking at the results of model 2 adjusting for age, gender, parental education, migration background and books in the home at age 16 (Fig. 2), the hierarchy of skills between ISCED levels remains mostly the same as in model 1.

In vivo, bryostatin 1 is also immunomodulatory, but the range of tumours which respond to bryostatin 1 in xenograft tumour models is mostly the same as the in vitro tumour types, suggesting a direct mode of action.

The situations are so similar that they are speaking mostly the same dialogue, often in tandem, a purposeful, trenchant and amusing parallel that suddenly shifts when Leon and Jane go through with the infidelity and Pete and Sonja do not.