Sentence examples for appearance comparable to from inspiring English sources

The city's creatively eclectic appearance, comparable to that of any of the world's great metropolitan centres, exemplifies the advanced state of Brazilian architecture.

In contrast, mesenchymal cKO oviducts contained similar numbers of embryos with an appearance comparable to controls when collected on both 1.5 dpc (two-cell embryos) and 3.5 dpc (morulae/blastocysts).

SEM of physical mixture of group-3 in which Cremophor-A25 was substituted with Poloxamer 188, showed flakes having no smooth surface, while its freeze-dried mixture showed modified irregular shaped glassy appearance, comparable to the result of ARTM as obtained earlier [ 19].

Kano, Katsina, Sokoto, and Zaria today present an appearance probably comparable to that of earlier centuries, but the former cylindrical huts have been replaced by those of square plan, reflecting the changing size of families.

He has 31 goals in 76 appearances for Argentina, comparable to Maradona's 34 in 91, but little to show for it.

Acceptable processed vegetables should have a taste, odour, and appearance comparable with the fresh product, retain nutritive values, and have good storage stability.

Most of the chondrocytes of this group had an appearance comparable with that of hyaline cartilage.

Obstructive sialadenitis can be mimicked experimentally in the rat by ligation of the main excretory duct of the submandibular gland, producing a histological appearance comparable with, although more widespread than, that which occurs in human disease.

Salivary gland atrophy can be recreated experimentally in rodents via ligation of the main excretory duct of the submandibular gland, which creates a histological appearance comparable with that which occurs in humans, which involves deletion of acinar cells through apoptosis and autophagy, as well as mitotic proliferation of ductal cells.

Conversely there are systems of clearly artificial appearance that provide intelligibility comparable to that of a natural speaker.

The presence of such examples indicates that genes can undergo sub-functionalization through the appearance of distinct isoforms, comparable to sub-functionalization that occurs through the creation of paralogous genes.