Sentence examples for be analogous to processes from inspiring English sources

In places where a part of the story is not well understood, synthetic approaches can blaze new trails, demonstrating phenomena that may be analogous to processes in the natural environment.

Secondly, coral-specific processes (i.e. traits which distinguish corals from their close relatives) may be analogous to similar processes in distantly related organisms.

This would be analogous to the process of epitope spreading.

This unusual fossilization process appears to be analogous to entombment in amber both processes permitting three-dimensional preservation of hard- or soft-bodied microorganisms with very fine morphological and structural details [ 25].

This reintroduction process would be analogous to platelet donation, in which whole blood is removed, processed by a cell separating machine to remove platelets, and remaining components returned to the donor [ 47].

Improvements such as an increase in side-wall steepness of 162% are achieved over a standard profile, flat bases to the cut profile and a reduction of profile to surface inter-section radius enable the process to be analogous to traditional milling profiles.

This process may be analogous to Anaphase B in mitotically dividing cells (where spindle pole separation drives sets of separating chromosomes further apart [ Walczak and Heald, 2008]) but it would have to occur within the context of the unique spindle organization that we have now defined, with lateral microtubule bundles extending alongside separating chromosome pairs.

Overexpression of Sir2 in yeast, Caenorhabditis elegans and Drosophila increases lifespan by a process believed to be analogous to caloric restriction.

The entire process is analogous to the process of solving the algebraic equation for the problem (x × 3/4x = 12), though without the use of a letter for the unknown.

This back and forth process was analogous to the process of constant comparison in primary research i.e. translating findings from each study into one another until agreement was reached about how to link first and second-order constructs to third order interpretations [ 17, 28].

In particular, such studies will determine whether their function is analogous to mammalian processes (NK recognition) or represents a unique adaptation within bony fish.