Sentence examples for analogous resources from inspiring English sources

Although the result presented here is a case study for yeast S. cerevisiae, we believe that similar advances are possible for fly, worm, mouse and human where analogous resources are being compiled.

Halliday ([1991]/2007b) used the concept of realisation in modelling the symbiotic relation: he suggested that language and culture are analogous human resources: and the system of language is related realisationally to the context of culture just as text as language use is related to context of situation.

DRG represents a medical-economic entity concerning a set of diseases requiring analogous management resources [ 18].

To estimate environmental controls of fire occurrence, we chose a used-versus-available sampling design analogous to resource selection functions used in studies of wildlife distribution [41].

Herbivory could promote phylogenetic overdispersion if herbivores fed on more than one species, and those species tended to be closely related, through the action of 'apparent competition' [47], in a manner analogous to resource competition.

The relative simplicity of routine quantitation by MRM and related methods, together with the robust performance of newer MS instruments, suggest that an analogous automated protein quantitation resource built around MS methods could be implemented.

These studies suggest that human APOBEC3G-transgenic pigs will provide safer, PERV-less xenotransplantation resources and that analogous cross-species APOBEC3-dependent restriction strategies may be useful for thwarting other endogenous as well as exogenous retrovirus infections.

A repository allows different people and groups in the project to share a central resource in an analogous manner to the use of Bitbucket and similar repositories for sharing code.

Heterogeneous populations of cancerous cells that make up the tumor inhabit the tissue 'microenvironment', where ecological interactions analogous to predation and competition for resources drive the somatic evolution of cancer.

URL stands for Universal (or Uniform) Resource Locator and is analogous to the address protocol used in sending and receiving regular mail.

Applying this to business, human resources professionals could encounter an analogous situation with candidates for an open programmer position.