Sentence examples for seemingly equal to from inspiring English sources

"Colony collapse disorder continues to impact bee colonies in the US in 2010 at levels seemingly equal to, or exceeding that of 2007, when this unusual syndrome first received worldwide press coverage," the scientists said.

Mary Magdalene was extremely close to Jesus, and seemingly equal to her fellow disciples in stature.

Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) continues to impact bee colonies in the USA in 2010 at levels seemingly equal to, or exceeding that of 2007, when this unusual syndrome first received worldwide press coverage [1], [2].

Complicating the story is Guillaume's seemingly equal devotion to his handlers in East Germany (led by the master spy Markus Wolf) and to Brandt.

From the heat maps it was immediately apparent that KDM2A and KDM2B bind in a seemingly equal manner to most CGI associated genes, but a subset of genes are specifically enriched for KDM2B and depleted of KDM2A.

On the other hand, when the GAG and collagen content of the culture medium was taken into consideration, the total GAG and collagen output of the cultured cells was seemingly rather equal to that of the implanted cells.

What else explains the seemingly equal weight accorded to the statements of entertainers and biological researchers on childhood vaccines?

here, at the 15th annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, requires finding space on the formerly all-white wall that after just two hours is dense with book titles, ranging from children's classics to the coming-of-age The Catcher In The Rye, to seemingly equal numbers of postings of The Bible and The Koran.

I think the reason is this: when employers scan applications from candidates, and there are several applicants of seemingly equal merit, it's only natural for them to look for reasons to eliminate one or more.

Vilified and lionized with seemingly equal regularity, Starbucks is the caffeinated megachain we hate to love and love to hate.

The variety comes from the riders themselves – a seemingly equal gender split, with ages going from children to people well into their 70s.