Sentence examples for basically resembles from inspiring English sources

The exact chemistry of the product is proprietary, Mr. Duffie said, but it basically resembles soaps or detergents.

And yet it may say something about the target market that each of them landed on a solution that basically resembles a toy — the foot-powered Razor kick scooters that millions of children received for birthdays in the early 2000s and promptly grew bored with.

It basically resembles of smaller rectangular-shaped water tanks when compared with that of single TLD model.

Though the form of this type of risk differs from the previous one, the essence and the cause of it basically resembles that of the above phenomenon.

AirTV basically resembles a small, blue and white Apple TV, and it has a remote with built-in voice input, a nice pair for Android TV itself.

He basically resembles the kind of figure you'd expect to be spotted fleeing from the scene of a recent tunnel arson.

But the idea of a container is still a basic thing that is difficult to improve upon so much so that bags, baskets and boxes all basically resemble one another.

Apparently the situation is particularly dire among young people, so I headed out to ask a few people who basically resembled myself and everyone else in the VICE office if they could name an actual author. .

Normally, the expression of P fimbriae is increased among isolates associated with lower urinary tract infections, basically resembling an 'in vivo' situation as there is an interplay between type1-fimbriae and P-fimbriae expression ("switch-off" of Type 1 fimbriae leads to increased motility of bacteria and finally to binding of P-fimbrial adhesin to receptors on kidney epithelial cells).

Moreover, the degree of Ca2+-dependent stimulation and the general course of the corresponding transport basically resembled that of the full-length protein (Fig.  3, black squares).

At the beginning of the study, the Ig-VH repertoire of the RA patient basically resembled the published distributions for healthy people [ 24, 27].