Sentence examples for are less distant from from inspiring English sources

We chose to use these two measures mainly based on the standpoint that, in a functional network, if two nodes are less distant from each other or share more neighbors, they are functionally more related.

Although the sensors selected by the initial heuristic are the nearest from the center of R, farther sensors may be less distant from the majority of sensors present in their predecessor and successor quadrants, and may produce smaller test costs.

The microRNA pairs associated with common diseases shared more common network neighbors (p < 10-4, Figure 2B), and were less distant from each other in the microRNA network (p < 10-4, Figure 2C).

The phylogenetic tree presented by Dujon et al [ 11] indicates that Y. lipolytica may be less distant from the last common eukaryotic ancestor and the observation of a good sequence conservation between Y. lipolytica and animal TRAPP and HOPS subunits for example, suggests that these complexes are required for the evolution of multicellular organisms.

And the Speaker should be less distant.

If we measure from the banks of the Potowmack to the most eastern parts of the United States, it is less distant than to the most southern.

The misclassified sequences show evolutionary relationships characteristic for the opposite phenotype – NSI sequences occupy longer branches and are located among SI sequences on the tree while the misclassified SI sequences are evolutionarily less distant from NSI clades or lie on boundaries between both phenotypes.

The genus Tursiops is slightly less distant from the remaining delphinines.

To postulate a difference of nature in the simple bodies according as they are more or less distant from their proper places is unreasonable.

In short, genomes that shared high percent identities between core genes are "closer" or "less distant" from one another in the allelic comparison.

Similar to destruction mediated by an earthquake, bone damage is most common and most severe in the vicinity of the (inflammatory) epicenter, whereas the effects are less severe at sites distant from the epicenter, although they can still be detected (for instance, bone density measurements in the case of bone loss).