Sentence examples for statement of similarity from inspiring English sources

If F is a common noun standing for a kind of things e.g., 'horse', then 'x and y are the same F' is a statement of identity, whereas if F is an a common noun standing for a kind of properties of things, then 'x and y are the same F' is a statement of similarity.

(It's interesting to note that when the noun is proper, i.e. a proper name, the result is a statement of similarity, not identity — as in 'He's not the same Bill we knew before'.) This distinction rests ultimately on the metaphysical distinction between substance and attribute, object and property.

Statements that were repeated were discarded, some statements of close similarity were merged and views which were polar opposite were deleted.

Responses that were repeated were discarded, some statements of close similarity were merged and views which were polar opposite were deleted.

This information is however crucial for the likelihood ratio of the ultimate hypothesis in this case (whether the suspect scraped blood off the wall) and therefore assessing the support of evidence of the expert witness statement on the degree of similarity: P(s| a1_{d}, a2_{p} ) = P(s| a1_{p}, a2_{d} ) = z.

Case ordering within themes, whereby cases (interviews and focus groups) were ordered according to some variable of interest, for example positively worded statements, through neutral to negatively worded statements, enabled examination of similarities and differences across cases, for example between teachers and HPA staff [ 26].

In a comparable manner to the notion of similarity, the converse statement to Theorem 8 is also true only under condition (4).

If similarity ratings represent a systematic response bias rather than a true interpretive bias, we would expect no difference between the pattern of similarity ratings of foil statements and disambiguated statements.

Following the expert statement of the audio expert, a certain level of similarity is observed between sound 1 and 2 (with states (S = s) and (S = bar{s})).

From there, statements asserting 'the similarity of biological consequences of waterpipe and cigarette smoking' (Dar et al, 2012) are groundless.

However, additional data is necessary to support this statement The high similarity of some elements present in both Pleurotus families, along with the transcriptional activity of the RepHel helicases suggests that helitrons are still active in the genome of P. ostreatus.