Sentence examples for similarly at the same from inspiring English sources

A multiyear production system experiment was established to determine whether Jersey (J) and Holstein-Friesian (HF) breeds performed similarly at the same CSR.

Samples were taken from 45 cows from the Massey University organic herd and compared with 50 cows from the corresponding conventional herd grazed and managed similarly at the same location.

This means that once an infection is detected, maximized or minimized in the vicinity of the targeted cell, the travel-blocking optimal control function responds automatically and similarly at the same time.

Similarly, at the same growth condition, the size of central sphere for random co-crystals was greater in comparison with corresponding homo-brush single crystals, whereas it was smaller than that of respective homopolymer single crystals (Fig. 8).

Similarly, at the same time slot the m th relay node receives the same signal from the source node, given by y s r m ( t ) = x ( t ) E s P L s r m h s r m + n r m ( t ) (4).

Only two macrophage samples were found to diverge from the majority: one non-CF sample showed an increase in the number of live bacteria two hours after infection of about two order of magnitude with respect to the other HD samples; similarly, at the same time point post-infection, one CF showed an increased number of live bacteria but by a factor of 10 (Fig. 4 and Fig. 5).

What was certain was that this crew saw the light formation similarly reported at the same time on the ground at Shag Harbour.

Note that the correlation for the M-choice line was negatively impacted by the F10 and F11 generations data (see arrowheads in Fig. 3B, right panel) and P-choice females were similarly impacted at the same two generations (arrows).

After these had been harvested, the straw baled and removed, and the sites ploughed, second test crops of winter wheat (cv. Hereward) were similarly sown at the same rates and on the same dates as the second test crops in Experiments 1 and 2 (250 seeds m−2 on 23 September and 300 seeds m−2 on 23 September, respectively).

To determine a concentration of gel that matched the tension produced by the rodent brain (a "phantom gel"), gelatine gels, at concentrations 1%, 2%, and 3%, were prepared in disposable, transparent spectrometer vials and similarly tested at the same instrument settings to identify a gel concentration with similar mechanical resistance to that shown with the fresh rat specimen.

Similarly, at this same party, you may put your glass down on a table, and despite looking at it from a different angle when you pick it up, you still recognize it as your glass.