Sentence examples for the same lacunae from inspiring English sources
Ah well, critics can be wrong, as Jane Austen's innumerable, adoring fans would happily testify.David Nokes has, of course, the same story to tell: he confronts the same lacunae and adopts, to some extent, a similar technique.
Then the family (mathfrak{A}) has the same full set of lacunae ({ U^{1}_{lambda},U^{2}_{lambda}}_{lambdainLambda}).
The variety of forms found (even in the same bone), indicates that the lacunae are not isolated pockets of exceptional preservation.
Still, the Bradley Effect and the Kohut Lacuna produce the same conclusion: a black candidate is likely to fare worse than preëlection polls would suggest.
The intraobserver consistency when counting cells under the microscope was assessed by counting the number of total lacuna five times in the same defined 250-μm region of the same section.
These data were not taken from the same individual plants as the data for papillate surfaces and lacunae and so were analysed separately.
According to our observations, the scalloped structure of DD-I teeth was larger than in controls and at the same time, results from LM analyses revealed that teardrop-shaped lacuna near the cervical enamel corresponded to regions of rodless enamel.
Biologists discovered the lacunae of the Modern Synthesis through the use of some of the same tools that are already being employed to build 21st Century biology.
The histological sections revealed a 200 μm wide zone of empty osteocyte lacunae around the periphery of the drill hole while histochemistry of the same bone specimens showed a zone of 500 μm lacking diaphorase enzyme activity.
Although the numbers of animals, bone segments, and sections were the same for all the groups, we did not control the total bone areas and imaged all the available lacunae and canaliculi with good imaging quality.
A selected area of six slides were assessed, the lacunae were counted and classified as either nucleated or empty by two authors (HWA, JM) and by the same individual (HWA) at two separate occasions two days apart.
