Sentence examples for be identified as equivalent from inspiring English sources

These strongly expressed fragments allow 150 genes to be identified as equivalent across a sample of 71 multicellular animals (i.e., metazoans) and six non-metazoans (Dunn et al. 2008).

If the KEGG compound has been identified as equivalent to a structure contained in the LIPID MAPS structure database [ 20], the Pathway database characterization of the node in the KEGG pathway also contains the Pathway small molecule or protein ID described in the previous paragraph, allowing access to all annotations available for that molecular entity.

To be identified as a Gamergater (or gater for short) has become the equivalent of being called a leper back in ancient Rome.

Gamma-synuclein was identified as being equivalent to the breast cancer-specific gene 1 (BCSG1) that is overexpressed in breast cancer cDNA [ 65].

Cosine, Dice, Tanimoto and Soergel similarities were identified as the best (equivalent) similarity metrics, while the similarity measures derived from Euclidean and Manhattan distances are far from being optimal.

In Brachypodium Bradi3g26910 was identified as the closest equivalent by sequence and the presence of flanking genes.

Recently, vacuolar processing enzyme gamma was identified as the functional equivalent of animal caspases [ 5, 6].

Based on the highly similar crystal structures of PCNA and 9-1-1, K185 of Rad1 (Rad1K185) was identified as the only topological equivalent of PCNAK164.

Eventually, he was identified as a hard thrower, the equivalent of a dominant fastball pitcher in baseball, and gradually grew into an "all-rounder," meaning that he could both bowl and bat exceptionally well.

This seems to particularly be the case for women who are identified as 'restricted status', which is the equivalent of a male Category A prisoner".

Surprisingly, a relatively small proportion of such sequences has been identified as "no hit" (only 23, which is equivalent to ~17% of the newly identified GOEs).