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Fig. 3 Human and squid eyes are structured similarly but are analogous since they evolved independently in the two lineages.

A certain level of agreement is required for decision-makers to see a case as analogous, since that rests on what they judge to be the proper justification for the earlier decision.

In the same way, the complex lens eyes of humans and squid are remarkably similar (Fig. 3) but analogous, since they evolved independently in our ancestral lineages (Fig. 4).

These two enzymes are analogous, since no homology at the sequence or structural level was detected.

The different techniques of HLA-DR monitoring in this study correlate highly but are not analogous since we measure the HLA-DR expression at two different levels and in different blood cells.

Flooding wasn't the problem in Greenwich Village, home to the city's highest concentration of jazz clubs, which haven't faced an analogous shutdown since the World Trade Center attacks.

This being the situation, one would think that theories like the GRW model would be exempt from an analogous charge, since they actually are (in principle) empirically different from the standard theory.

Male advertisement would be subject to analogous constraints since male M. coronatus would have fewer females to display to within a similar flight distance.

Emission spectra were also measured at different excitation wavelengths around the absorption peak (270 and 280 nm), recording analogous behaviors, since the relative absorption of Tyr and Trp is alike around the maximum (data not shown).

The ER- luminal progenitors in the mouse and the ALDH+ luminal progenitors in the human appear to be analogous populations since they both have gene signatures that are associated with alveolar differentiation and resemble those obtained from basal-like breast tumours.

Moreover, the SER curves are symmetric with respect to the angle 45 °, since analogous constellations are generated regardless of the rotation direction (i.e., clockwise or counterclockwise).