Sentence examples for seemingly equivalent from inspiring English sources

Why is a particular architecture for a pathway chosen over seemingly equivalent alternatives?

In particular, we contrast magnetic loops for fields applied along seemingly equivalent hard-magnetic [1 1 0]-type axes.

When using protein structure models for modeling and drug design purposes, one must often choose between multiple, seemingly equivalent coordinate sets.

The non-singing but vocally plastic budgerigars vastly outperformed zebra finches at identifying both zebra finch song and synthetically designed human speech despite known similarities in auditory sensitivities between the two species and seemingly equivalent learning capacity.

Thus, even though abstract and concrete descriptions of behavior are both ubiquitous in the world, and often seemingly equivalent, they can nonetheless lead to very different inferences about the causes underlying the behavior.

A great reluctance has been found among experimental subjects to using randomization to choose between important and seemingly equivalent alternatives.

The stamen, seemingly the equivalent of the gymnospermous microsporophyll, consists of an anther (a group of two to four microsporangia) borne at the tip of a blade stalk, or filament.

In keeping with that law, the widely remarked upon infatuation of under-age New Yorkers with the collapsible scooter, that seemingly benign equivalent of a sporty convertible for the palate-expander set, has brought with it the inevitable: scooter backlash.

In contrast, there are other seemingly locally equivalent alternatives.

Another seemingly locally equivalent alternative to the neglected Ar (1) component in the signal arises when we are interested in testing for first order serial correlation in the non-signal component (u_{t}).

Plots from bilateral anterior regions showed a seemingly more equivalent response between those contrasts (Fig.  2 A, plots 2 and 3).