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The phrase "a analogous" is not correct in English.
It should be "an analogous." You can use "an analogous" when comparing two things that are similar in some way.
Example: "The relationship between the two theories is an analogous one, highlighting their similarities."
Alternatives: "a comparable" or "a similar."
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Ka a analogous to Kap, Kx a analogous to Kxp, V max a determines maximum flux through the enzyme.
Anabolic enzyme synthesizes an unspecified building block, consuming A and X. Ka a analogous to Ka p, Kx a analogous to Kx p, V max a determines maximum flux through the enzyme.
It is easy to see that this system is a analogous to (3) for ODEs and (10) to SDEs with constant nonzero term.
Treatment with tunicamycin in vivo modified the subsequent migration properties of AC8 on SDS gels (Fig. 3 A ) analogous to the in vitro removal of N-linked glycans using N-glycosidase F (compare with Fig. 1).
In particular, conservation of a complex core fold, including the membrane spanning clusters of helices (TMH1-2 or CH1-2) strongly sthatgly that MACPF proteins and CDCs form pores using a analogous mechanism (Fig. 2).
Similar(55)
In S. pombe, Hrp1 facilitates the assembly of CENP-A analogous to siRNA derived of outer repeats transcripts drive heterochromatin formation.
This is a variation of an analogous notation in [46].
A poker player might get out of an analogous situation by reaching toward a sleeve.
"This isn't an analogous situation to writing a prescription.
Eyes closed in the middle of a hurricane newscast will produce an analogous result.
A reliability coherentist might make an analogous point.
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