Sentence examples for ostensibly equivalent from inspiring English sources

Microeconomic dissonance means that the underlying microeconomic differences between ostensibly equivalent models become important when optimal monetary policy is derived.

Ostensibly it's the equivalent of a local council, responsible for a small area of London known as the Square Mile.

It is shown that three of these ostensibly different methods are in fact strictly equivalent and are not fit for purpose; they are associated with grossly inflated Type I errors (these exceed even the error rate obtained when a case's score is converted to a z score and the latter used as a test statistic).

For the 94% of students who have not attended private schools, provision for higher education now involves costs equivalent to public school fees – the replication in the ostensibly "public" sector of considerable private provision.

Our data indicate that a Samoan lineage was capable of stepping-stone colonization of Eastern archipelagoes up to 3000 km distant, a range that ostensibly puts the Western archipelagoes of Vanuatu, Santa Cruz and the Solomon Islands within equivalent reach.

Protected in their plastic trays, they invariably look (like these 8.5cm-diameter beauties; ostensibly promising gravy wells) far nicer than their loose-bagged, frozen equivalents.

Essentially, even though a child has the potential to make an A, but doesn't do the work and makes an F, that F should not count because the child is ostensibly smart enough to make the A. "Assigning a grade of zero is equivalent to giving up on a child," Assistant Superintendent of Lowndes County Schools Troy Davis told The Valdosta Daily Times.

Ostensibly Rosen's mission is to sentimentalise and dignify the world wide web as a modern equivalent to the scriptures.

Ostensibly this aids transparency.

His teammates, ostensibly.

The commission is ostensibly independent.