Sentence examples for similarly seen from inspiring English sources

Similarly, seen in reverse, the indigenous "Christian" population cannot understand the religious cultures of immigrants.

And Ezer Weizman himself, though a more flamboyant figure than his predecessors, was similarly seen as a selfless patriot, a visionary air force commander who had devoted his life to his country's defense rather than to personal enrichment.

*Michael Chertoff, head of the criminal division at the Justice Department, says he has similarly seen a sharp spike in accounting and disclosure cases in recent months along with a general rise over the last few years in other kinds of white-collar cases ranging from health care fraud to theft of trade secrets.

But nobody knows just how that happens.It is well known that sex hormones like oestrogen, which is typically seen as a female hormone, and testosterone, similarly seen as a male one, play a role in shaping the neural circuits in the developing brain, and that much of that moulding takes place before birth.

Households facing shocks, expectedly, are similarly seen to have a significant negative effect on child health of a magnitude of −0.162 standard deviations.

Of the candidates, compound #11 emerged as the most promising hit (IC50 = 37.81 µM), as a result of exhibiting activity in both assays with low cytotoxicity, as was similarly seen with the known control peptide inhibitor C34.

Similarly, we see a dramatic age-dependent increase in GFAP labeling in VCPR155H/+ animals, most prominent in ventral horn.

This year similarly saw the rise of young Americans, whose enthusiasm electrified Barack Obama's campaign.

So did Mozambique, which similarly saw its wildlife decimated in its own long civil war.

YouView's employee costs similarly saw a major rise, up 44% from £3.25m to £4.64m yearonyear.

Bank lending to unincorporated, usually smaller, firms has fallen similarly (see chart).