The phrase "akin to observing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to draw a comparison or similarity between two actions or states, particularly in a context where one is likened to the act of observing.
Example: "Her experience in the field was akin to observing the intricate dance of nature, revealing patterns that were often overlooked."
Alternatives: "similar to watching" or "comparable to noticing".
diTDP-43WT mice showed slowly progressing neurodegeneration, progressive gliosis and punctate cytoplasmic TDP-43 inclusions with ubiquitin immunoreactivity each of these features closely mimics that observed in human TDP-43 proteinopathies and is not akin to that observed in iTDP-43WT mice (see Supplementary Table 2 for summary).
These accumulations were also phalloidin positive (Fig. 8b), akin to those observed in Tg ACTA1 D286G - eGFP high and Tg ACTA1 wildtype - eGFP high zebrafish, and were not observed in control embryos.
To overcome this problem, a growing interest is moving towards applying concepts akin to those observed during cartilage development.
This manipulation, which consists in subjecting rats to social isolation from weaning through adulthood, results in neurobehavioral alterations akin to those observed in schizophrenia patients.
Finite element simulations provide valuable help in interpreting the experimental results and predicting mechanical strength and failure mechanisms akin to those observed.
This strongly suggests that the apparent dissolution of the nonperiodic sites indicates the dissolution of a kinetically labile form of surface Fe akin to that observed by wet-chemical means in other studies.
Previous work has also demonstrated that mechanically percolated nanocomposites exhibit logarithmically increasing storage modulus with time at low frequency, behavior attributed to the continuous development of a mesoscale organoclay network akin to that observed for colloidal gels.
At that time, the wave model of light specifically, the Maxwell theory of electromagnetic radiation was well accepted among scientists, and experiments by Charles Glover Barkla showed that X-rays exhibited phenomena associated with electromagnetic waves, including transverse polarization and spectral lines akin to those observed in the visible wavelengths.
The weighted range presents a much more uniform decline (Figure 1C), akin to that observed for the variance.
The movements of pigment cells and sclerocytes are consistent with a role for these metazoan-specific ligands interacting to establish axial polarity in sponge embryos in a manner akin to that observed in other metazoans [1], [30], [45], [46].
