Mathematical English Usage - a Dictionary

by Jerzy Trzeciak

similarly

Then F is similarly obtained from G.

Similarly to [4], we first consider the nondegenerate case. [Or: Just as in [4], not: “Similarly as in [4]'']

Here we consider a dual variational formulation which can be derived similarly to that for the sandpile model.

Each A(n) corresponds to an element A'(n) in V, and similarly for B(n).