Sentence examples for were predominantly the same from inspiring English sources

The overseers of the Tony Awards announced on Thursday that they had withdrawn the 2010 Tony nomination given to the costume design work for the Broadway revival of "Ragtime" because those designs were predominantly the same as those used in the original 1998 production of "Ragtime".

Thus, the replicated products were predominantly the same length as the full-length template.

The top 20 SNP effects for feet/legs score were predominantly the same as those for foot angle and rear legs (rear view).

A further limitation of our study is that the cohorts included in the analysis were predominantly the same as those used in the meta-analyses for the individual traits (2, 3).

"I think the dominant values are predominantly the same as they used to be," he said.

Desiree: My audience is predominantly the same, where it's just like, I would not be saying what I get to say if it weren't for a bunch of white people being like, "Oh really?

Several of our analyses feature very closely related species whose orthologous proteins are predominantly the same length.

However, this is unlikely to be a major confound, especially since the fibers immediately under the gray matter mainly arise from the nearby cortex, that is, predominantly the same cortical area (Schmahmann and Pandya 2009).

A more likely explanation for the presence of an identical slp gene in two genetically different strains is, however, that the strains have a common origin as their genomic organization is predominantly the same (Sanders and Klaenhammer 2001).

This twin study supports this argument by finding that the risk of progression upon initiation is great, suggesting that the underlying aetiological risk factors involved in initiation of cigarette use appear to be predominantly the same as those for heavier, more serious use.

By 46 hours they were fully formed gastrulae, indicating that embryos used for the microarray experiment from a single time point were predominantly at the same developmental stage across temperature treatments and locations.