Sentence examples for possibly similarly from inspiring English sources

It is also possibly similarly damning that Gareth Southgate was recently sacked as Middlesbrough's manager within two hours of choreographing a home win over Clough's men.

One of the studies found that bees were drawn to neonicotinoids, which are derived from nicotine, possibly similarly to how humans are attracted to nicotine.

In the UK last week a leading sports doctor, Barry O'Driscoll, warned another contact sport, rugby union, about potential legal claims from former professional players, similar and possibly similarly expensive to those settled by the NFL.

Seen in Stanley Kubrik's 2001: A Space Odyssey, and possibly similarly experienced by you at a carnival, a spinning ring causes an effect similar to gravity due to the rotation and inertia, except that instead of pulling toward the center of mass, it pushes outward.

Because this sequence represents a fragment of the well-known Helitron-2 transposon, it is evident that multiple copies of this mobile element, possibly similarly truncated, are also present in the genome of D. americana.

How could they possibly behave similarly enough as economic agents to support a single currency?

Possibly, lactulose, similarly to the probiotic, could also upregulate defensin expression provided that no genetic mutations have occurred.

Exposure to anti-androgens, which individually appears to exert only small effects, may induce marked responses in concert with, possibly unrecognized, similarly acting chemicals.

The significance of these findings for human and environmental risk assessment cannot be overstated; doses of endocrine-active chemicals, which appear to exert only small effects when judged on their own, may induce marked responses when they act in concert with numerous, possibly unrecognized, similarly acting agents.

Maybe Nkosi's power was because he was an "innocent victim" who caught HIV through his mother rather than through sex; perhaps it was because he had no agenda than to live for as long as he could and to help others from suffering similarly; possibly it was because he was black and poor.

The largest coral boulders are often cemented fragments of branching corals (possibly Acropora) that similarly comprise the lowest erosional terrace, hence they are assumed as transported blocks from the reef crest.