Sentence examples for similarly the assignment from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the assignment of border-ownership precedes object recognition and the deployment of attention [23], [25].

Similarly, the assignment of particular terms to individual prominences - or to two of the three prominences - highlights further pathways that may contribute to differential development (Figure 5).

Similarly, the assignment to the ER-negative cases would depend on how many ER-positive are in the study cohort.

Similarly, the assignment of mode of pollination into discrete categories (abiotic and biotic) can be criticised as it is not always based on field observations and ignores the potential for mixed dispersal factors [ 25].

Similarly, the assignment of all N-dC amino protons, observed from their intranucleotide NOEs to the H5-dC protons, detected in the 250 ms mixing time spectrum, allowed for the identification of the dG·dC base pairs, except C. The G N1H assignment was supported by the finding of the 1, N-εdG (syn)·dC (anti) base pair in the same 5′-T XG-3′ sequence at pH 5.2.

Similarly, the random assignment strategy that maximized the number of youth served by the programs throughout this period created varying random assignment ratios.

For any two objects from this set that we label "cause" and "effect" we can similarly imagine reversing the assignment as the existence of any one does not influence the existence of any other.

Similarly, the evaluation of the assignment of control (or untreated) samples to mixture components offered information on the behavior of seemingly similar samples.

Similarly, the small differences in assignments for five other PARPs/pARTs can be accounted for by differences in the draft vs. high quality sequence of the human genome (Ame et al./our study): pART2/PARP2 (583/570), pART3/PARP3 (540/533), pART10/PARP10 (1020/1025), and pART14/PARP7 (657/680).

Similarly, our analysis of nuclear loci using the assignment test framework found the strongest support for two genetic clusters (Site A) vs. (Sites B & C),).

While our starting point was the assignment of German nouns to gender subclasses, our findings are likely to apply to other languages with similarly opaque assignment systems of nouns to subclasses.