Sentence examples for of similar breadth from inspiring English sources

There's even some evidence that people tend to pick partners with noses of similar breadth to their own and eyes about the same distance apart.

Built by the same team as the Royal Festival Hall and celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, Croydon's Fairfield Halls has yet to enjoy a revamp of similar breadth to its sister venue.

The first metasomal segment (the seventh tergite) is differentiated from the rest, being of similar breadth to the mesosomal tergites and possessing large angular epimera (FMNH PE 28961).

It should be noted, however, that responses of similar breadth and magnitude to those affording protection from persistence in some patients have been seen in patients who go on to be chronically infected and there have been contrasting results when trying to correlate the magnitude of the intrahepatic cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL) and viraemia or outcome of infection [33,45,58].

Briefly, the genes showing a series of similar breadths are grouped together in the same group.

Linked genes are of no more similar breadth of expression (mean difference for linked genes 0.75 +/- 0.12, for unlinked 0.686 +/- 0.036, t-test, P = 0.58).

Indeed, Orange County has a similar breadth of technology clusters, by our analysis of business development.

Prior characterization of gene expression patterns from degenerative human IVD tissue has shown a similar breadth of changes in global expression patterns [ 29- 31].

I wanted to develop a similar breadth of experience that I could draw on in my professional life whether creating global sales-incentive schemes or trying to get women more involved at work.

Mr. Pittman is now overseeing subscription and advertising sales not only at Time Inc. but for other Time Warner and AOL divisions as well, and Time Inc. executives said that they believed it made sense to have an executive with a similar breadth of editorial responsibility.

These differences could be partially attributed to the fact that few other regional studies comprehensively evaluated a similar breadth of pathogens, and most were restricted to children.