Sentence examples for same aspect as from inspiring English sources
As in panel A, panel C is inadequate to highlight the relative importance in the very same aspect as in panel A of individual nodes.
The majority of these can be easily determined as non-kosher because they were predators; even those that evolved a herbivorous diet (Zanno and Makovicky 2011; Novas et al. 2015) lack the opposable hallux; and would further have fallen under the same aspect as ostriches and bustards as either incapable of flight or rarely using flight.
The test slope should be about the same angle and have the same aspect as the slope you want to cross, but it should be small enough so that the mini-avalanche you may trigger won't be dangerous.
The four methods all together covered the same aspects as the OECD guidelines.
Although a commonly accepted set of criteria to evaluate RAs does not exist (Angelov et al. [2008]; Gallagher [2000]; Graaf et al. [2005]), it has been claimed that RAs have to be evaluated for the same aspects as SAs (Angelov et al. [2008]).
The closed-question section of the interview did not include all of the same aspects as the open-question section.
The same aspects as described above for the mapping of ICD-10-GM onto ICD-10 NHS were determined and, as necessary, the results were adapted accordingly.
PBS and PF-tafluprost groups (fig 1A,B) presented the same aspects as found in normal rabbit eyes without any obvious abnormality.
Patients who dropped out differed from the patients who completed the whole study course in the same aspects as those between nonrespondents and respondents.
The participants in the study who were not literate in Arabic or who had provided testimony before the consent document was available gave their oral consent after being informed of the same aspects as those listed in the written consent.
These findings indicate that while the translated SHQ evaluated the HRQOL of Japanese patients with sarcoidosis, it did not necessarily measure the same aspects as the other HRQOL questionnaires.
