Sentence examples for Weak resemblance from inspiring English sources

A weak resemblance of a part of the UBR-box motif to the ZZ domain of PRT1 has also been noted previously [ 3].

We note one orphan Fox gene, noted on our trees as "Fox Unknown Homology," with weak resemblance to Fox K and Fox C protein sequences under BLAST-based comparison and a clear forkhead domain structure which may represent a highly derived form of FoxJ1.

We may be attracted to increasingly convoluted analyses of suicide (Donnelly 1998, 20) or accept that suicide is an 'open textured' concept instances of which are bound together only by weak Wittgensteinian family resemblance and hence resistant to analysis in terms of necessary and sufficient conditions (Windt 1981).

Since Honeywood had only started breeding in the 1830s, it is unlikely these dogs were representative of the modern breed and the description of them as looking like straight-legged Dachshunds with weak heads has little resemblance to the standard.

A1 Recovery Echoes Early 1990's The United States appears to have slipped into an economic funk that analysts say bears a strong resemblance to the weak recovery of the early 1990's.

With respect to cross-trait correlations, familial resemblance was very weak except for the HDL-TG pair.

Despite its "Weakest Link" music and its structural resemblance to contests like "Survivor," "Without Prejudice?" kept reminding me of an entirely different show: "The Real World," the original purveyor of rambling all-night conversations about race and sex.

In conclusion, parent child dietary resemblance in the US is relatively weak, and varies by nutrients and food groups, and by the types of parent child dyad and population groups.

In order to further explore the resemblance between strong NMDA and co-application of weak NMDA and dopamine inputs on cellular measurements, we have analyzed electrophysiologically the fEPSP following these chemical stimulations.

With his weak chin, bulbous nose and cross-eyed stare, he bears some resemblance to the "Cabbage-Patch Queen," the artist's much-pilloried portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.

An examination of dietary intakes and patterns among U.S. families found that the resemblance between children's and their parents' eating habits is weak.