Sentence examples for repeated same from inspiring English sources
The phrase "repeated same" is not correct in standard written English
It is redundant because "repeated" already implies that something is the same as before. Example: "The repeated same mistake led to further complications."
Best of times There have been so many: 1979, set three world records in 800m, mile and 1500m 19800, won Olympic gold in Moscow 1500m, and repeated same feat in 1984 19922, elected Conservative MP for Camborne and Redruth; 2000, life peerage; 2012, oversaw spectacularly successful Olympics and Paralympics in London, the same year he sold his PR company to Chime Communications for £10.2m.
They have never repeated same failure they reviewed through their way since they established, according to the president in the company.
When data analyses were repeated (same models) for the two groups of unexposed children separately, the trends were the same but the results were not significant.
To verify VPT test reproducibility, we performed repeated, same day testing in a randomly selected subset of subjects and determined that the test-retest coefficient of reliability was good (0.85).
In the present study, we used a contrast discrimination protocol to assess perceptual sensitivity and response bias of Gabor gratings that are either repeated (same orientation) or alternated (different orientation).
Its publication came just days before the first anniversary of the introduction to parliament of a controversial anti-homosexuality bill that calls for the death penalty for those convicted of repeated same-sex relations, and life imprisonment for others.
Although there is a limitation to the frequency of obtaining the same plane images on CT because of X-ray exposure, dynamic MRI allows for repeated same-plane images.
Issues relating to scheduling and repeated same-day matches, concerns regarding selected clinical conditions and medications, as well as caffeine, are also discussed, and the question 'Where do we go from here?' is candidly addressed.
Until a more inclusive and diverse representation of players competing in more challenging environments and extended and/or repeated same-day play is available, any assertion that tennis players, even when competing in extreme heat, are not at risk for incurring exertional heat illness related to excessive thermal strain should be questioned.
Now repeat same as above with back letter.
To the same question, he repeated the same answer.
