The phrase "are identical to each" is not correct in standard English usage.
It seems to be a truncated version of a more complete phrase, such as "are identical to each other."
Example: "The two models are identical to each other in design and functionality."
Alternatives: "are the same as one another" or "are alike to each other."
ORF1 and ORF66 are encoded within the terminal inverted repeats and, accordingly, are identical to each other (Fig. 2a).
The brick houses behind the Prudential Center are identical to each other, and unfortunately each has its own exceedingly steep set of front steps.
The information encoded in the nucleotide sequence of DNA is, as a rule, faithfully reproduced during replication, so that each replication results in two DNA molecules that are identical to each other and to the parent molecule.
These plants a. are identical to each other a. vary in many ways b. vary in many ways b. are identical to each other c. are each unique in every way c. are each unique in every way.
This implies that the Hamiltonians that give their classical equation of motion are identical to each other.
Now, we realize that they actually are identical to each other as long as the model noise is properly whitened.
All generated sequences from Hepatozoon-PCR were identical to each other, and to corresponding 18S rDNA sequences of H. canis in GenBank.
Gaps within the superscaffolds were closed by searching for gap-flanking sequences that were identical to each other in a head-to-tail way using BLAST44 (version 2.2.31, default parameter).
The governing equations are derived by applying the Hamilton's principle, where in-plane rigidity of the core is considered and the material and reference axes are not limited to be identical to each other.
These values of z must be identical to each other.
If each attribute is identical to God, then each attribute is identical to each other by the Transitivity of Identity.
