Sentence examples for similar environment for from inspiring English sources
This architecture guarantees a similar environment for all transistors in the array, while requiring a small number of pads for measurement.
A similar environment for the copper appears in [Cu tfacac)(bppz)(MeOH)](BPh4), 7, which shows a dimeric structure through hydrogen bonds interactions.
The idea, it seems, is that as sites like Pinterest become strong sources of referral traffic for eBay, eBay itself wants to create a similar environment for activity on its own site to retain users.
If we know the culture background fully, then we can offer the similar environment for recovery for example in Estonia, because here the treatment is cheaper than in Denmark.
Another recounted her experience as a student in a similar environment for fourth and fifth graders where "it took two years for someone to notice that I couldn't read".
A simpler explanation is that communities in the cold environment of the Arctic have been evolving in this or a similar environment for a substantial period of time, possibly comparable to the age of eukaryotes.
Although such contrasts are fraught with problems -- including the possibility of more similar environments for identical twins, a limited range of environmental differences, and interactions between genes and the environment -- findings like these do suggest that environmental factors and luck are the main determinants of one's economic fortunes and health.
Thus the nests were indistinguishable to us and could have provided similar environments for bumblebees.
They highlight major advantages of accessing these gene expression datasets through GDP, and the utility of Datgan for providing similar environments for many other datasets.
This suggested that the majority of orthologs with SNPs suffer considerable selection constraints, indicative of adaptation to similar environments for both strains.
This suggests that, in spite of dietary and other differences, the infant and adult GIT offer largely similar environments for their bacterial inhabitants.
