Sentence examples for similar to sample from inspiring English sources
"similar to sample" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when comparing something to a sample you have, such as: "This new sample of paint is similar to the sample we got last week."
The surface morphology of sample ACD seems to be similar to sample B. The difference of these samples is the pore density and the stripe width.
Similar to sample 3, in this case also nanotubes seem to grow out from the pores along their sidewalls and finally meet together with the CNTs of nearby pores.
The average size of sample B is sharply lessened from 6.9 to 4.1 nm which is similar to sample E when the mole ratio is decreased from 1 10 to 1 20.
The CEC value of sample 14 ("medium" char) which was produced by a heat treatment without steam of peanut hulls similar to sample 12, but at a lower temperature (600 °C instead of 950 °C), was close to that of 12.
Although the structure of HT175% is the combination of H125% and T150%, the results were more similar to sample H125%, and the effect of the toe elongation was negligible, which indicated that the stress was not relaxed at the front edge.
At the same time, sample A (primary care, Chiropractic) experienced less support from their significant others (similar to sample B (primary care, sick listed with high risk of chronicity)) yet showed high levels of affective distress.
In contrast, seawater samples were only compositionally similar to samples of certain sponge species.
The Dioecious type are similar to samples from the Indian subcontinent and the monoecious variety resembles several South Korean varieties.
Finally, a number of sponge samples were compositionally similar to samples from other host taxa with intermediate axis 1 and 2 values (Fig. 3 and Supplementary Data 1).
His use of these elements is similar to sampling in contemporary pop music; he repeats and remixes them from piece to piece to create a kind of ambient nonlinear, media-saturated apocalypse narrative, set partly in outer space, partly in cyberspace, in which cruise missiles, Goth devils and glamorous female Buddhas do battle.
The discrete-time state feedback control in this paper is similar to sample-data control.
