Sentence examples for analogous yet from inspiring English sources

The reef ecosystems of the Mesozoic are not fully evolved until the Late Triassic, and at that time the ecological roles in the reef are played by creatures that are analogous yet quite different from their Permian predecessors.

Amphetamine exerts analogous, yet less pronounced, effects on serotonin as on dopamine and norepinephrine.

The past 3 years have brought to light several analogous, yet surprisingly diverse, pancreatic lineage differentiation protocols for human pluripotent stem cells focused on deepening the exploration and applicability of signaling pathways from embryonic pancreas development (summarized in Table  1 and recently reviewed in [ 10]).

These DIHC issues are analogous to yet different from cases of material omissions in other economic sectors, such as Enron, Refco, and Vivendi, as DIHCs' selective disclosures and superior information impact an entire industry by creating an inefficient market.

"TVPA" statute of limitations period to the case at the bar as it is the most analogous statute; yet, this argument is incongruent in that at the time this action was commenced, the "TVPA" had not been enacted and cannot be claimed as an analogous federal statute.

There are analogous, if not yet so thoroughly developed, plans for managing herbicide-resistant weeds (Powles and Preston 2006; Powles 2008).

It should be noted that these data have been obtained with docetaxel, but similar or analogous effects have yet to be reported with paclitaxel.

Nevertheless, no analogous method has yet been established to create similar cell populations in non-mammalian organisms, which are also important models for human development and disease.

Here's what he said: But when we got to the debt-ceiling negotiations, there was yet an analogous vein we could have proceeded on, which would've not gotten us this Grand Bargain big deal, but what could have gotten us a little step in the right direction toward trying to restrain costs and expenditures.

Recent studies in protein folding suggest that native state topology plays a dominant role in determining the folding mechanism, yet an analogous statement has not been made for RNA, most likely due to the strong coupling between the ionic environment and conformational energetics that make RNA folding more complex than protein folding.

Yet the analogous result turns out to hold.