Sentence examples for bears no clear from inspiring English sources
One shows a parallel shift in the stimulus response function, has features similar to placebo and bears no clear relationship to hypnotic susceptibility.
One of the more popular patterns on the Deschutes is called the Chubby Chernobyl, a mostly foam fly that bears no clear resemblance to the insect.
MVB-12 is conserved among metazoans, but is ∼3 fold larger and bears no clear sequence similarity to the yeast protein Mvb12p.
The transcription factors of the LSF/Grainyhead (GRH) family are characterized by the possession of a distinctive DNA-binding domain that bears no clear relationship to other known DNA-binding domains, with the possible exception of the p53 core domain.
Data set size bears no clear relationship to the correlation between evolutionary rate and the number of interactions, but the experimental bias towards counting more interactions for abundant proteins is an excellent predictor of this correlation.
Currently they are placed between ducks, on the one hand, and game birds on the other; but they bear no clear resemblance to either, while fossil evidence does not indicate intermediate links.
This page has long argued that the war on terrorism must consist of more than a series of triumphal military offensives, especially when some of these, like the war in Iraq, bear no clear relation to the terrorist threat.
There, unmistakably, was a traffic jam: cars and trucks, as far the eye could see, stacked up in a configuration that bore no clear relationship to the lanes painted on the blacktop.
Across the world, countries' rates of homicides and suicides bore no clear relation to their likelihood of mass shootings in Lankford's analysis.
The metazoan fourth subunits are ∼3 fold larger and bear no clear sequence similarity to the fourth subunit previously identified in yeast.
Indeed, Bromley, whose creative residents have ranged from Enid Blyton to David Bowie, has long made it clear that it bears no hard feelings against its prodigal son.
