Sentence examples for same sense with from inspiring English sources

For the first pair, variables of type of tuberculosis, presence of the sequences of both genes, site of the aortic lesion, and presence of granuloma showed an inverse association with the socioeconomic level, the BMI, and the age stratum, and in the same sense with the exposure variable.

The organisation of a community can be conditioned by past experience (collectively habituated to past environmental conditions) in the same sense, and with the same consequences for collective behaviours at the community level, as connectionist models of memory and learning.

And unlike Jake Gittes, the reluctant P.I. played by Jack Nicholson in "Chinatown," who urges the suspicious wife Mrs. Mulwray to "let sleeping dogs lie," today's young sleuths comb through databases to learn the particulars of private lives with the same sense of eagerness with which they might Google their next dates or play the latest edition of Grand Theft Auto.

Our elected officials have not acted with the same sense of emergency as with the bank and automobile bail outs.

Is knowledge acquired in this same sense from acquaintance with works of art?

Garey has applied the same sense of purpose with which he forged a soccer career.

Frustrated that he couldn't quite capture this same sense of awe with video, he left his successful commercial career for photography.

It is no good espousing the benefits of outdoor play if we grown-ups don't share the same sense of connection with wild space.

In the same sense, the treatment with A. flavus produced the highest values of shoot height (49.6 cm) and dry weight (2.22 g).

Or you could experience more or less the same sense of freedom with the new single from Brisbane's Grand Pavilion.

In individual care, women also do not have the same sense of ownership with regards to their health and prenatal care.