The phrase "an alike" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is incorrect because "alike" is an adjective and does not require an article like "an."
Example: "The two paintings are alike in style and color."
Alternatives: "similar" or "comparable."
The main concern of this paper is also with the way to compute the regularized solution formed by an alike integral equation.
The identification strategy used by Dearden and co-authors to evaluate this policy is based on matching techniques that match each individual in the treatment sample with an alike individual in the control sample by using a large set of individual characteristics.
In an alike manner, the range histories of the left aperture and the right aperture can be represented, respectively, by R l ( t a ) ≈ R o + v y t a + ( x o + d + ( v a - v x ) t a ) 2 + ( v y t a ) 2 2 R o, (15) R r ( t a ) ≈ R o + v y t a + ( x o - d + ( v a - v x ) t a ) 2 + ( v y t a ) 2 2 R o, (16).
The incorrectly classified promoters, on the other hand, do not seem to contain an alike architecture of interest to us.
A reason for this might be that such pattern instances are embedded in an alike fashion in both networks and may so have a similar influence on the existing connections.
Still they represent based on their mass shifts (see Table 1) genuine structures that correspond to glycan structures but also due to the fact that also these signals are responsive to the dephosphorylation by CIP in an alike manner as the more abundant signals.
"How are an apple and an orange alike?
To make an exactly alike piece, use a copying machine.
Likewise, the 3MS uses a non-standard similarities question, ("In what way are an arm and a leg alike?").
"How are a bird and a kite alike?
These results where obtained by determining cutaneous thresholds for thermal sensation on the toe using an MLE alike levels method.
