Sentence examples for which similarly from inspiring English sources

H. pylori infection is also associated with iron deficiency, which similarly augments gastric cancer risk.

So did Mozambique, which similarly saw its wildlife decimated in its own long civil war.

Münsterberg cited the Salem witch trials, in which similarly vulnerable people were coerced into self-incrimination.

This case has significant implications for the upcoming ruling on GoogleBooks, which similarly digitized university library collections.

The police have offered their own version of events, which similarly leaves many questions unanswered.

The poem was a major influence on Virgil's The Georgics, which similarly emphasises the importance of hard work.

Next, Komunyakaa reads his own poem "Night Gigging," which similarly encapsulates, as he says, "a symphonic moment".

The Guggenheim's "Green Violinist" (1923-24), which similarly depicts a violinist hovering above roofs, is also cited as a precursor.

Ethyl carbamate is metabolized to vinyl carbamate which similarly reacts giving 1,N6-ethenodeoxyadenosine (Guengerich and Kim, 1991).

Our findings have broader implications for interpreting a wide variety of other Pennsylvanian wetland plants, which similarly show 'xermorphic' features.

The crystallization kinetics is largely enhanced by the squeeze flow which, similarly to shear effects, leads to increase the nucleation.