Sentence examples for analogous part from inspiring English sources
Here, we must assume that regional tectonic stresses exist within the rock (i.e., similar to those measured in a nearby, and geologically and tectonically analogous, part of the Sierra Nevada mountain range47) and that thermally generated stresses acted in superposition45 to these.
Let us give information on a pole u=1/2, which is a final analogous part in Theorem 2 for the usual Ihara zeta function.
Whether such a dual role of Cdk5 occurs in humans and plays an analogous part in the initiation and progression of human neurodegenerative disease will be an important subject for future investigation.
The team treated the brain tissue with a stain that marks myelin and compared analogous parts of fetal, infant, and young chimpanzee brains to human brains at similar growth stages.
"In the Apocalypse," he writes, "the world natural is represented by the Temple of Jerusalem & the parts of this world by the analogous parts of the Temple: as heaven by the house of the Temple; the highest heaven by the most holy... the Sun by the bright flame of the fire of the Altar... the Moon by the burning coals upon the Altar... the stars by the Lamps," and so on, and on.
We take this to mean that the analogous parts of the ValA substrate will be bound similarly to CBP in DHQS.
Thus, MinJ in B. subtilis has, at least in part, an analogous role to MinE in E. coli in that it regulates the activity of MinCD.
A rotating phasor is defined by <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0004121.e007.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> Comparing Eq.(2) to Eq.(5), it is evident that the given real signal Wx(a,t) and its Hilbert transformed version y(t) play analogous role to the real part and the imaginary part of an unit phasor.
The proof is analogous to part of the proof of Lemma 4.4 in [13] and, hence, is omitted.
Consistent with this RSV, a respiratory viral infection similar to MHV-68, initiates a lower inflammatory response if the pulmonary neuronal SP release is inhibited [21] analogous in part to the response we had previously observed with MHV-68 [23].
Here, we present a non-gel, mass spectrometry-based study of the global changes in the proteome of the well-characterized infectious B31 strain of B. burgdorferi in response to culture conditions analogous in part to what the organism experiences during its life cycle, e.g., growth in the unfed or fed tick vectors.
