Sentence examples for Subtle similarities from inspiring English sources

Note that the study in this paper has subtle similarities to the evolutionary game theory [20], which has been successfully applied in the cooperative spectrum sensing in cognitive radio systems [21].

The Korean actor also found some subtle similarities and differences between the inner workings of Korean cinema and Hollywood.

Unlike Gatsby's spectacular parties, Trimalchio participated in the audacious and libidinous orgies he hosted but, according to Tony Tanner's introduction to the Penguin edition, there are subtle similarities between the two.

Another important cyclic element in the A major Sonata is the subtle similarities and connections that exist between each movement's ending and the following movement's opening; the connection between the opening and ending of the sonata as a whole, is even bolder: the sonata ends in a cancrizans of its opening, a framing device which is probably unprecedented in the sonata literature.

However, subtle similarities in the histopathology and clinical course turn difficult and uncertain the pathological differentiation, even among experiences hepatologists [ 18, 19].

There is compelling data that pathogenic mutations in BRCA1 result in a distinct tumour phenotype, whereas more subtle similarities are seen between BRCA2 cases and among familial non- BRCA1/ BRcancerscers [ 6- 9].

She smiles at me and I realize that her smile is the same as mine: wide with straight teeth, a subtle similarity that seems to be asking me to take a closer look.

Further, it would be extremely difficult to explain our MEG results in terms of this subtle similarity.

Such an account would have to stipulate that the M100 frequency effect obtained for the atypical items is driven by the subset of the items in which stroke similarity occurs, and that for those items, this subtle similarity is powerful enough to activate the unseen typical word form to such an extent that the amplitude of the M100 response reflects the frequency of the unseen form.

Amino acid composition and subtle sequence similarities between proteins of different compartments are also potential indicators of functional similarity.

Moreover, it was shown, that sometimes sequence and structure similarity measures comparing proteins in their core are not sensitive enough to detect subtle (dis)similarities between the subfamilies.