Sentence examples for otherwise analogous from inspiring English sources

These largely arose from different regeneration requirements of commercial tree species and consequent differences in the design of otherwise analogous harvests.

Thought and gravity are dis-analogous in the sense that we did not require anything like Newton's theory to convince us that human beings can think, but they are otherwise analogous.

0 if v(s) = v(r) 1 otherwise Analogous to mutation profiles, we call a binary mutation profile complete if it does not contain question marks.

Moreover, in accord with our behavioural TMS findings, there was no such effect for the otherwise analogous left targets, in the contralateral (right) visual cortex, when those left targets were invalidly cued (see leftmost three bars in Fig. 4).

The other expert principles surely need to be suitably qualified - otherwise they face analogous counterexamples.

Although there is insufficient data to determine for certain whether the presence of ganglioglioma-like maturation has any prognostic impact in oligodendrogliomas, our follow-up data to date would suggest that the clinical behavior is analogous to otherwise classical examples without neuronal features and of similar grade and molecular genetic background.

The data, based on differential X-ray attenuation, are analogous to those otherwise obtainable only by serial sectioning of plant tissues (Stuppy et al. 2003; van der Niet et al. 2010; Staedler et al. 2013).

To think otherwise is to endorse a prejudice exactly analogous to racism or sexism.

The catalyst performed superior catalytic performance compared with the analogous Pd/C and supported on other metal oxides under otherwise identical conditions.

This immediate acquaintance with the canvas is analogous to the actual having of the emotion (religious or otherwise).

The two faiths aren't analogous, and it is deeply ignorant, not to mention patronising, to pretend otherwise – or to try and impose a neatly linear, Eurocentric view of history on diverse Muslim-majority countries in Asia or Africa.