Yet for all the identical ingredients, the banquets are not at all alike.
Yet that identical music has altered in its implications over the years.
Yet, the reproduction of identical estimates of OR 0.7 among deaths in Cat. 32 in Femina data, MBRN data and cross-validated data, lend significant support to the validity of the study's original data collection and results.
Aragonite (CaCO3) is an example of an inorganically formed mineral that also has an organically produced, yet otherwise identical, counterpart; the shell (and the pearl, if it is present) of an oyster is composed to a large extent of organically formed aragonite.
And yet, adding the fact about the identical twin to her body of beliefs actually decreases its probability.
18 For example, a systematic recall system can theoretically be set up for those people who are yet to be screened using the identical record linkage carried out by this study.
Yet the scoring is nearly identical to the Feldman (only adding a clarinet), and to the listener the spirit and effect of the two works is similar.
Jones rejects the comparison to MTV yet the business model is identical: Vevo takes content from the labels, monetises with video ads on distribution networks such as YouTube, and shares what's left with the rights holders.
Yet, the picture is not identical across the country.
The absolute log HRs are almost identical yet the absolute RMST difference at t∗ = 5 years is some 3.4 times greater in OE02 than in ASTEC (0.29 vs. 0.09 years, i.e. about 3.5 months vs. 1 month).
