Sentence examples for so coincidental from inspiring English sources

(Maybe their names aren't so coincidental either: two famous discoverers whose "inventions" had both good and bad consequences).

The quantum mechanical model of the hydrogen atom has the same numerical agreement with experiment that proved so coincidental with the Bohr model, but it is more fundamentally founded (i.e., the discreteness of the allowed energy states emerges from more general aspects and is not imposed), and the model can be extended (albeit with difficulty) to many-electron atoms.

And, it might not be so coincidental that one of the most prominent of global NGOs, the World Economic Forum, will be launching this coming week "Age-Friendly Business Principles": How 21st Century Longevity Can Create Markets and Drive Economic Growth that have a core feature the need for different and more flexible work to align with 21st century aging populations.

The confidence intervals for this analysis were wide, so coincidental findings owing to the small numbers of patients recruited by sport physicians cannot be excluded.

This had the not-so-coincidental benefit of pumping up the value of options granted to executives.

It is that economic collapse, and the not-so-coincidental collapse of these families, that suggest at least a partial cause of prostitution today: single moms who couldn't get through high school, and who didn't have a clue how to raise the children born to them before they were out of their teens.

Although its seven-episode run was short, the series gained a cultlike following in Cold War-era Germany, the not-so-coincidental cultural period in which German artist Björn Schülke grew up.

Some of the connections between characters are so elaborately coincidental that we hardly notice them.

"But it's so bizarrely coincidental that I found this American flag".

E-Cadherin promoter methylation was prevalent in the right colon (univariate analysis P=0.011; multivariate analysis P=0.007), so that coincidental K-Ras mutations and E-Cadherin methylation frequently occurred in proximal (27%) rather than left colon (5%) and rectum (8%) (P<0.001).

The clock on the pDR was synchronized to the GPS onboard clock so that coincidental exposure and location values could be matched and analyzed with a high degree of temporal precision (<1 min).