Sentence examples for tantamount of from inspiring English sources

Thus, improvement of function is not tantamount of myocardial regeneration, and if such a regeneration remains the primary objective, it is worth considering alternate cell types able to generate new cardiac cells that will be electromechanically coupled with the host cardiomyocytes.

The role of the social networking giant Twitter--you can throw in Facebook and YouTube for good measure--has been tantamount of late in organizing and motivating large groups of people to protest dictatorships, unjust governments and unfair elections.

Even the mildest statements of Yankee disdain for the Kim dynasty are treated as acts of aggression, tantamount to declarations of imminent invasion.

The result of RFLP was tantamount to that of DNA sequencing and SNaPshot.

And silence by members of the clergy, in the face of such arrogance, is tantamount to betrayal of the Gospel or the Torah or the Koran".

This is tantamount to retention of over 85% of original capacity after 10 years of daily cycling.

The RSK leadership considered the Daruvar Agreement tantamount to admission of economic unfeasibility of the RSK and an act of treason.

He's said that her defense of her husband is tantamount to abuse of women.

As if the life of the thirtysomething Vauxhall regular is tantamount to that of a teen in Nigeria or a retired farmer in Somerset.

Hirschfeld was revolted at this degrading treatment of a patient, describing it as being tantamount to that of a lab animal.

Helprin insinuates that protection of (more or less) perpetual copyright is tantamount to protection of the individual voice.