Meanings of analogously in English

In this respect it behaves analogously to that curious place on the door-frame.

We may anticipate that other hickories will act analogously.

Pope Francis in Amoris Laetitia affirms that same-sex unions are not comparable to heterosexual marriage, even analogously.

Thus, we show that PhuZ assembles a spindle-like array that functions analogously to the microtubule-based spindles of eukaryotes.

The treatment of choice is anticoagulation, which is given analogously to that given for DVT of the lower extremity.

Simulations show that both partition analogously to the bilayer and display similar preferences for hydrogen bonding with the anionic POPGs.

The results obtained show that, analogously to what happens for other neurological diseases, network analysis can be successfully exploited to investigate sCJD.

This requirement is for proposals for unconventional macrobiological weapons that operate analogously to the Ceffyl Dŵr, Capaill Uisce and Kelpie of mythology.

Would it be wise to employ analogously formed geographical territory that is familiar to the students to vivify and interpret far-distant historical places?

Early versions of this lexicon claimed that one never analogously speaks of 'cutting a disk', but this has since been reported as live usage.

Normally the phrase is employed analogously, but, in Juanita Wilson's adaptation of a Daniel Woodrell novel, a revolver really is hung on an actual wall.

Analogously, we describe an enhanced negativity contralateral to the tactile target side.

Analogously, chronic diseases, for example heart disease, are made worse by poor oral health.

Analogously in the Maine rivers, below the lakes, rapids are.

Analogously, in a certain small cow-town I happened to be transient when the postmaster shot a Mexican.

Analogously, a clock placed on the floor runs a little more slowly than one on a table.