Sentence examples for similarly responsible from inspiring English sources

Is not a consumer products maker similarly responsible for the environmental friendliness of the waste (cans, plastic containers, glass) of the goods that it brings to market?

In the U.S., it is frequently pointed out how much private enterprise & greed have done to destroy the environment, but in Russia public officals run public agencies who are similarly responsible for proposals to exploit irreplaceable resources.

The findings support the hypothesis while they do not find that all devices were similarly responsible.

Although alemtuzumab has not been able to induce allograft tolerance as was initially hoped, it is assumed that both complement and non-complement-mediated mechanisms are similarly responsible for alemtuzumab-mediated killing of T cells.

These features are similarly responsible for the complete loss of catalytic activity exhibited by this mutant.

Whether APM is similarly responsible for individual cases or outbreaks of respiratory disease has yet to be conclusively determined.

It may similarly be responsible for converting the primary bile acid, chenodeoxycholic acid, into the secondary bile acid, 7-keto-lithocholic acid, which is potentially toxic to other members of the microbiota [44]., though it is not clear how NE strains are protected.

Such abnormalities could similarly be responsible for the differences in myocardial deformation in our study.

Similarly, the locus responsible for electrophysiological response in O. nubilalis was previously thought to be autosomal [10]; however, a recent genetic study showed that the response of pheromone sensitive sensilla may be affected by both autosomal and Z-linked genes [48].

The cold-blooded criminal, similarly, may seem responsible for his vicious behavior.

Great Britain has similarly made employers responsible for paying sickness benefits for the first 28 weeks of a claim, has standardized the disability screening process, and has made it increasingly difficult to remain passively on long-term disability benefits without engaging in work-related activity.