Sentence examples for native counterpart from inspiring English sources

500 bce), because his native city of Ephesus, with its cult of Artemis (a goddess whose worship has features borrowed from that of her native counterpart Anahita) and its large Persian population, was always down to and including Roman times especially open to Iranian influences.

As a result, new tissue is formed in absence of xenograft and function normally as the native counterpart.

The in vitro competitive binding assays indicated high functional similarity of the rPSP94 with that of its native counterpart.

The recombinant enzyme shows a similar enzymatic activity, specificity and thermal stability pattern like its native counterpart.

(2010) applicants from different ethnic backgrounds are discriminated relative to their native counterpart despite signaling a favorable employment career and socioeconomic background.

Users would have to decide if they plan on using the app frequently enough that having the native counterpart would be an advantage.

These plants are more resistant to fire and grazing than their native counterparts, so they can compete with cheatgrass.

All biting insects are pests, of course, but these foreign mosquitoes are more aggressive than their native counterparts.

Although the white men are active participants, their Native counterparts are relegated to the sidelines as passive spectators.

That's the footballers, by the way; the overseas dogs (like their native counterparts) get confined to their kennels if they show signs of losing their cool.

The proportion of employed foreign-born men in Britain was above the OECD average in 2009-10; immigrants were hardly different from their native counterparts.